It is best to thaw them and strain the dirty water ( a habit I neglect to do). That dirty water can create a film on the surface of the water. it is difficult to get rid of in FW set ups
dps in a ten gallon
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Re: dps in a ten gallon
well yes / no ... frozen floats
Thawed sinks.
It is best to thaw them and strain the dirty water ( a habit I neglect to do). That dirty water can create a film on the surface of the water. it is difficult to get rid of in FW set ups
It is best to thaw them and strain the dirty water ( a habit I neglect to do). That dirty water can create a film on the surface of the water. it is difficult to get rid of in FW set ups
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Re: dps in a ten gallon
Another reason to thaw:
Floating food means your puff will be eating at the surface. They may accidentally suck in air, and taking in the air with food can make it difficult to expel and may lead to death.
Floating food means your puff will be eating at the surface. They may accidentally suck in air, and taking in the air with food can make it difficult to expel and may lead to death.

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