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I’m new to qt tanks and need some pointers. So I got two clownfish and some pajama cardinals and acclimated and freshwater dipped them. I didn’t detect flukes but I’m probably wrong. Is there a way to prevent ich, flukes, or parasites? I’m not really into looking for treatments as of now and just need suggestions on how to prevent unwanted parasites
 
I’m new to qt tanks and need some pointers. So I got two clownfish and some pajama cardinals and acclimated and freshwater dipped them. I didn’t detect flukes but I’m probably wrong. Is there a way to prevent ich, flukes, or parasites? I’m not really into looking for treatments as of now and just need suggestions on how to prevent unwanted parasites

Always quarantine your new fish. Observe them for a couple weeks for parasites/disease. Treat them accordingly if seen. Follow treatment recommendations to the letter.

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