Aquarium Add Medicine and 3 Days Water Change process
Adding deworming medicine to your aquarium is necessary when your fish show signs of internal parasites. Common signs of internal parasites in fish include weight loss, lethargy, abnormal swimming, and changes in stool appearance. Deworming treatments can help manage and eliminate these parasites, ensuring the health of your fish.
Changing water in your aquarium every three days can be part of a routine maintenance schedule, especially if you're dealing with a high bioload, overfeeding, or specific health issues that require frequent water changes. Here’s a guide on how to effectively change the water every three days:
Remove Debris: Use an aquarium net to remove any large debris, uneaten food, and dead plant matter.
Clean Glass: Use an algae scraper or pad to clean the inside glass of the tank.
Slow Addition: Slowly pour the conditioned and temperature-matched water back into the tank to minimize stress on the fish. Use a plate or saucer to diffuse the water flow and prevent disturbing the substrate.
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