Or can I just treat the two infected fish to remove their problem
apparent... Because the anchorworms aren't going to be able to go through
life development in an aquarium? (like they have some weird planktonic phase
where they'd get smashed in a canister filter or they wouldn't have food)
Time to start working on that quarantine idea since I found a loophole in
the "3 tank limit". ;)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood.
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