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General Tropical Fish This section of the forum is to discuss general freshwater tropical fishkeeping. Some of the most beautiful aquariums are with mixed tropicals.

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Old 03-28-2008, 08:33 PM
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from pumps in the sumps straight out the window for me! lol
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hose pipe out the door for me . Good idea if your close to an out side wall though.
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without wanting to blatantly advertise on the forum here is another great way to do water changes. It takes out the need for liquid declors and trying to work out how much you need. Just connect to a hose and off you go! simple
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