That was not at all clear from your post. I checked back later and the moisture apparently was from all the splashing that happened when we cleaned out the tank because he's totally dry.
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Preserving a dead fish
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That was not at all clear from your post. I checked back later and the moisture apparently was from all the splashing that happened when we cleaned out the tank because he's totally dry.
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No offense taken; I definitely plan to have my much larger polys professionally preserved. I don't know if they could do anything with him since he's totally fish jerky right now. I've seen some nicely preserved DIY specimens on here so I thought I might give it a shot on my accidental mummy.
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Fish jerky 
I say that too. Sometimes I go collect fish jerky from the pet store.
If it's already dry, I just leave as is, it doesnt seem to decay much after that point.
I say that too. Sometimes I go collect fish jerky from the pet store. If it's already dry, I just leave as is, it doesnt seem to decay much after that point.
The freezer has always worked for me. At one time I had so many dead fish built up it took up a whole shelve! I ment to throw them out on pickup day's but kept forgetting. I've had some in there so long buried under stuff they became freezed dried.
