Quarantine tanks: Does a beginner "REALLY" need one? Or just good practice?

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It is all about the amount of risk you are willing to take. If your DT is filled with loads of expensive, healthy fish, adding a non-quarantined royal gramma is a really bad idea.
Quarantine, properly done, eliminates the majority of communicable pathogens (say 95%). It also screen for about 75% of the losses in the new fish themselves.

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Jay
This statement is well said and I perfectly understand the underlying base of the need...
 

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