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Jun. 2nd, 2002 06:33 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kuangningThere aren't any real shortcuts when you're caring for animals.
A tablet is not a substitute for plants.
If it's "removing the ammonia," it has to be adding *something* to the water to do so, right? What's it leaving behind?
Okay, yeah, it's "safe". But even safe things, overused (and once or twice a *week* is overuse) can be detrimental.
Isn't testing every other day more costly and tedious than simply setting up the aquarium properly in the first place?
A tablet is not a substitute for plants.
If it's "removing the ammonia," it has to be adding *something* to the water to do so, right? What's it leaving behind?
Okay, yeah, it's "safe". But even safe things, overused (and once or twice a *week* is overuse) can be detrimental.
Isn't testing every other day more costly and tedious than simply setting up the aquarium properly in the first place?
