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Hi I am thinking to get an Axolotls but I do not know if I should change the water fully.. I recently had a red Devil in the tank, but It had pass away.. and If I need to change the water fully, if so how much do I need to Wait to be
 
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Would recommend testing the water parameters first, but chances are you'll have to change some of the water. It mostly depends on if the water is still cycled and how long it's been sitting.
 
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Thanks, yeah the water is still cycling but I do not know what my red Devil died of but my husband said lack of chemicals.. as I done a water change and I did not put any chemicals in it as he uselly he does it, but he was away for work.. but sadly it got sick!! Anyway thanks I probably get a water tester before I start buying..
 
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I'd be very wary of putting anything into a tank that something has died in, without giving it a really good clean.
 
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