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Hi All,
I have a question in regards to the 'safeness' of donated plants from suspect tanks. I work with someone who offered to give me some java ferns. I'm not usually one to pass up something free, but last year when I was at this person's house, I saw the tank. It pretty much reflected the whole house. The tank looked to be a 20gal. There were 4-5 goldfish in there and there was so much green algae in there you couldn't even see the fish. Should I be worried about them? I have a quarantine tank (yay!) set up and obviously would house them in there before subjecting my pets to them but I don't want to muck that one up if it can be avoided. This same person also offered me his 20gal tank (fish are dead or..?). It is currently sitting outside in -30 to -45 weather (should kill everything?) and I'm wondering how well the sealing would hold up after being exposed to those temps. Anyone have any thoughts? TIA, Trina ![]() Yukon, Canada 44gal/tall/pent/fresh http://mekong.connections.yk.ca/mila...LiquidZoo.html |
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