Always quarantine new fish for at least four weeks to prevent the spread of diseases and parasites.
Begin with a clean quarantine tank and sterilized equipment to provide a disease-free environment for new fish.
Commit to a minimum of four weeks for quarantine to allow time for any diseases to manifest.
Keep your quarantine tank at least 10 feet away from your main tank to prevent cross-contamination.
Use the float and release method when acclimating fish to the quarantine tank to reduce stress and contamination.
Monitor your fish daily during quarantine for any signs of disease or unusual behavior.
Never overcrowd the quarantine tank and avoid mixing new fish with those already in quarantine.
Maintain proper filtration, test water regularly, and ensure good oxygen levels in the quarantine tank.
Ensure fish are healthy and well-acclimated before moving them to the main display tank.
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