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Neon Tetra
Hello everyone,
I want to buy some Neon Tetra and patiently wait for my newly planted aquarium to get to the right chemical balance to introduce them. I read various advices on how to introduce them in their new tank. Since I am a beginner I am not sure which one I should follow... I would like to ask; is it true that the water of the bag should never been mix with the auqrium water? Have you got any tip on how to introduce them safely? I would hate to see them dying! Thank you Corinne |
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