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A few months ago, all three of my friend's goldfish mysteriously died.
Their water levels were ok, and they all went within a few days of each other. My friend considers himself a very responsible pet owner and took it pretty hard, and gave up on fish. I now have his 10 gallon tank, complete with light, filter, heater, and other cool stuff. Since we don't know what killed the old fish, what sort of precautions do I need to take? Everything has been dry for the past few months, and I just finished cleaning everything off with scalding hot water and a new sponge. Is that enough? I also have various anti-fungal and anti-algae tablets that he threw in with the rest of the stuff. Is there something specific I should treat the water with (in addition to the chlorine remover)? I plan to set everything up and let it run for a few days to make sure everything is running smoothly. Once everything's up to snuff, Bob the Oranda will have a new home ![]() |
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