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Chris Simms owns Aquatic Central in San Francisco, Calif. Simms is a home aquarium expert and dealer of rare fish.read more
"Hi my name is Chris from aquatic central here in San Francisco and on the web at aquatic hyphen central dot com. And I would like to tell you how not to kill your fish. As you can imagine there are many ways of not killing your fish. Don't feed it to your dog, don't take it out of the water. Don't let it be eaten by other fish. Well more practical method of not killing your fish are to simply keeping your water clean. Doing frequent water changes, servicing your filter, checking your water parameters to make sure that they are in order. Regular inspections of your fish to make sure that they are healthy, regular feeding. Again the most important and crucial factors, keeping clean water. Some fish for example this clown loaches can live easily over fifty years. These fish in here are approximately seven to eight inches and probably about ten to fifteen years old at the moment. Again this is how not to kill your fish. My name is Chris from aquatic central here in San Francisco and on the web at aquatic hyphen central dot com."
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