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Conjuay

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2. as long as it's a fresh water tank, you should be fine.
Sat Apr 13, 2024, 08:22 PM
Apr 2024

The bubblers will create more water movement, which will allow more off-gasing of CO2
and add more oxygen. It helps keep the detritus moving instead of settling to the bottom, which improves filtration.
The only time I wouldn't recommend it is in tanks that have naturally sedentary fish- Bettas, for example who tend to live in quite stagnant pools. AND goldfish that have such outrageous fins they can barely keep moving.

Salt tanks- no. There is a problem called 'salt creep' that makes everything nasty.

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I've got two aquariums, but never had stone bars Polybius Apr 2024 #1
Hi, Polybius Not Heidi Apr 2024 #3
as long as it's a fresh water tank, you should be fine. Conjuay Apr 2024 #2
It's fresh water. Not Heidi Apr 2024 #4
Your fish should like it fine jmowreader Apr 2024 #5
My aquarium is only 15 gallons Not Heidi Apr 2024 #6
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