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Quarantine tank
I just got a 10 gallon tank I plan to leave empty to use as a
quarantine tank. I have had some questions and would like to know what is the best way to keep a tank available for babies, health problems, observation of new fish. I have a heater in the tank, but plan to leave it off until needed. I would do a partial water change with hot water to bring the tank to 78 degrees at that time. I have sand on the bottom, didn't like looking at the glass. I could put a Whisper Jr. filter on, but not sure of the value with no fish in the tank. Could turn it on when putting fish in. The tank is in my Utility room which has an automatic light as well as an door which is left open. Should I cover the tank when it is not in use. The idea of a tank with aged water seems good, but I just am not sure of the practical problems keeping such a tank presents. Ideas any one? |
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