Parasite Host
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Water changes. Do they actually make your fish grow faster?
Somebody at my LFS told me that.
Somebody at my LFS told me that.
Is it true...
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Chriznat20
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Ive been told that the better condition the water is in, the more fish will thrive, hence grow. Also feeding them foods that are more from their natural environment (i.e. brine shrimp, bloodworms, etc etc etc) will promote breeding and rapid growth.
I do a 1/3 water change on my 55 gal freshwater tank and my 2 bala sharks and raphael have grown very very quickly!!! I only feed them flakes and "tropical crumbles" which reminds me Im almost out
I do a 1/3 water change on my 55 gal freshwater tank and my 2 bala sharks and raphael have grown very very quickly!!! I only feed them flakes and "tropical crumbles" which reminds me Im almost out
Devilishturtles
Aquarium Advice Addict
Yes. Nitrates slow down the growth of your fish.
Parasite Host
Aquarium Advice Apprentice
sweet! I did a 50 today. It needed it.
Chriznat20
Aquarium Advice Freak
Yeah i think the rapahel is responsible for eating some of my neon tetras Little turd that he is .. hehe he can barely make it out of his decorative house any more hes so plump!
Oh and those bala sharks are quick growers. I cant believe how far they've come since I bought them!
Little turd that he is .. hehe he can barely make it out of his decorative house any more hes so plump! Oh and those bala sharks are quick growers. I cant believe how far they've come since I bought them!
lyquidphyre
Aquarium Advice Addict
make sure when you do water changes do 25% instead of 50% =o)
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