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Our fish tank is a year old added new fish then lost all fish in the tank?

Mar 06, 2008 by TexasChipee | Posted in Fish

We had bought new fish then some of the fish started to die we reasoning it was just cause they did not handle the stress of a new tank.
As of today we lost all the fish in our tank the fish had drained cotton on them looked like anyway, is that fungus?
Does anyone

Your fish do have fungus, purposes from the store where you got the new fish.

You need to treat your tank before starting new fish.

Easiest way to deal with, throw away gravel, filter and aeration materials, use an antifungal on the tank, and start

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