Re: overfeeding fry question

[JerrCarol@aol.com]

In a message dated 4/14/2003 8:15:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time, 
LeeH920226@aol.com writes:

> Remove as many of the bbs by changing the water.
> 

Well, I guess you could play it by eye. If you think the overfeeding is a 
problem you could try to remove but, you'll probably end up loosing more fry 
trying to do that then it's worth. I overfeed my fry all the time and it 
isn't a problem. When I change water in fry tanks I change from the top and 
replace with clean water. A very old Apisto Guy once told me "Don't worry 
about the crap on the bottom."
                                                             
Jerry*B*              

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