.....along with removing the fish from the tank in order to do water changes?This was the way we were told to do over 50 years ago.
.....along with removing the fish from the tank in order to do water changes?This was the way we were told to do over 50 years ago.
Hello; back in 1958-59 I was around 11 or 12 years old. We had only a guy at a local flower shop who kept some fish for sale. He either did not know any better or perhaps no one did. I was told to just add water to my tank......along with removing the fish from the tank in order to do water changes?
Hello; I still smell the tanks from time to time. I now know that water can be out of a good range and not smell too bad. However even if I am fooling myself the smell and look of a tank is something I check. Old habits I guess.I joined a pacu forum years ago. One of the moderators gave out stellar advice such as, "You can tell when to change the water in your tank by the smell." Her two-year-old pacu died suddenly in its 75 gallon tank. The forum was defunct shortly after that in early 2006.
hello; back around 1959 to 1963 I had tanks with metal rims. The nicer tanks had stainless rims but I could only afford the angle iron type. The were painted black with white streaks. The frames eventually rusted away. I still have one 20 long that was kept going when tubes of silicone came along.
here is the only picture I have of it.
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hello; back around 1959 to 1963 I had tanks with metal rims. The nicer tanks had stainless rims but I could only afford the angle iron type. The were painted black with white streaks. The frames eventually rusted away. I still have one 20 long that was kept going when tubes of silicone came along.
here is the only picture I have of it.
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