Oxygenating tablets. good or bad?

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Hi i have my baby lolts in tubs they are just growing their front legs and this weekend i have to leave them for 36 hrs....i am having a panic and have bought large separate containers so their is plenty of water they are in 2 per tub. i am feeding daphnia so it should spoil the water less.

i was wondering tho in general about oxygenating tablets and if they are suitable?
thanks xxx
 
Re: Oxegenating tablets. good or bad?

Anyone used oxygenating tablets before?
 
Im sorry im no help, ive never even heard of them before, how do they work?
 
They're not necessary. Add lots of daphnia, and put extra water in the tubs, and they should be fine.
 
layna said:
Im sorry im no help, ive never even heard of them before, how do they work?
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I'm not sure...a woman had some in front of me in pet shop queue. The are supposed to be like using an air stone but I don't know how they work:confused:
 
Well they were fine and look loads bigger in a day!!! Eeeeee I was so scared of them dying so glad they didn't miss me :D
 
Haha thats better then :) all good in the end
 
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