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Old November 1st 03, 02:24 AM
jk
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Default Dirty tanks

I'm curious about your cleaning routines. What do you all do with your
large tanks, with large fish, that tend to get very dirty quickly? Big fish
require more food, create more waste, and stir up the bottom more. Do you
simply do a major cleaning as often as once a week?

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