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    Re: High Ammonia in Betta Tank

    Quote Originally Posted by SCWood View Post
    Okay so frequent water changes are good?

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    They're not only good, they're necessary to keep the water clean. Once you do have a cycle established, it's pretty much a rule of thumb to do weekly changes/water tests to keep the cycle going and your fish healthy.

    Without water changes, the ammonia and nitrites/nitrates would build up to very dangerous levels. It's actually the most common killer of fish (especially for those fish wrongly kept in vases and bowls).


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