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July 14th 05, 01:46 PM
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John Rogers wrote: Hello, I am new to aquariums and bought a biorb a few weeks ago for my daughter, we bought 3 platys to start the aquarium and have had them about 3 weeks. Last night however I could only see two fish, getting home from work today I am definate there are only 2 fish. The other must have died but I cannot find it. Should I take the fish out of the tank and empty it to find the dead one?or will this cause them too much stress? Any suggestions appreciated. I don't know how I coulld loose a fish in such a small tank! John Empty it, if the fish is dead, its decomposing body is more of a risk to your living fish than the 'possible' stress of moving them temporarily. 
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