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Don't hose them, worst thing you can do.
I've _always_ done that, with absolutely no bad results. Exceptions to every rule. Hosing just spreads them around. Your fish must be too well-fed. My fish never let any "spread". Most fish are. Perhaps yours are under fed, gasp fish abuser! ;o) Can you see this on AP's Animal Cops? Someone pulled in for emancipated fish, all they had to eat was bugs! ;-) Regarding not having a problem though, I've known a lot of people who don't think they have a problem because they don't know what to look for. So I stand by my recommendation of squishing them. Plus it saves on therapy and prevents net abuse. ![]() ~Power to the Porg, Flow On!~ |
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