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Bolton
Sep 22, 2003, 6:55:40 AM9/22/03
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hi, anyone keeping marine fish at home?my fish can last for 3 days
only.after that it is bye,bye.anyone can help?
thanks.
only.after that it is bye,bye.anyone can help?
thanks.
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TKE
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Sep 22, 2003, 6:36:10 PM9/22/03
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"Bolton" <remove_...@singnet.com.sg> wrote in message
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> hi, anyone keeping marine fish at home?my fish can last for 3 days
> only.after that it is bye,bye.anyone can help?
> thanks.
>
I think you have to use salt water
L. A. Powell
Sep 22, 2003, 7:16:34 PM9/22/03
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Unless you have a steady supply of fresh salt water that replaces the
existing salt water, with its fish waste, three days is about all one
could expect.
existing salt water, with its fish waste, three days is about all one
could expect.
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Charlie Bress
Sep 23, 2003, 3:37:24 PM9/23/03
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I don't think you have to actually replace the water. There are lots of
folks with salt water aquariums. Go to a good pet shop and talk to the folks
there about a salt water set up. I think you will find they are not cheap.
Or even faster go to google.com and search on "salt water aquarium".
folks with salt water aquariums. Go to a good pet shop and talk to the folks
there about a salt water set up. I think you will find they are not cheap.
Or even faster go to google.com and search on "salt water aquarium".
Charlie
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L. A. Powell
Sep 23, 2003, 4:35:00 PM9/23/03
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That's a way to do it without replacing the water; a filtration method
removes the wastes.
removes the wastes.
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