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Posted by groovygangsta on March 07, 2003 at 10:03:48:

In Reply to: I wouldn\'t stay overstocked- but problems: posted by kelly on March 07, 2003 at 09:36:37:

I have did a water change and my levels are extremly better i will be checkign regularly and changing water daily if needed. I have a Aqua-tech power filter. Came with my 10 gallon fromw ally world. So do u sugest i keep the fish in there and not get rid of them? i dont want any harm to my betta. are 30% water changes suficient? no cory huh? he seems fine and the people at the fish store said even after i asked that it would be kool to just hav eone. how long will it take for there to be equilbrium in my aquarium? eventualy i wont have to do daily water changes right? please any info would be apreciated thanks for responding.

Adam

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