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no need to do loads of water changes.
i'd do a 25-30% change 4 times over the next fortnight then back to normal. Keep the phosphate remover in though. I'd recommend using the Seachem phosphate remover or Rowaphos
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Cheers Guys,
These 3 fish are in a 4ft tank on their own. I'm thinking of upgrading it soon as they are quite terratorial so what do you think would be an ideal size & would last a while?
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