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I have a well established 20 gal tank with about 7
tropical fish. I currently have some stoney gravel
that I am wanting to replace. I know there are
crucial bacterial colonies on the gravel, so I guess
my question is is there some way of replacing hte
gravel and not harming the fish? Any help would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Joey

When you are making a big disturbance like that,
it is best to catch the fish first
and keep them in a bucket for a half hour while you are working.

Don't worry too much about the beneficial bacteria.
You will still have plenty left alive in your filter pads.

Ned Bowers

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