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Return To Aquariums FAQ Archive   What do I do with the fish when I clean my aquarium? Answered By Editor It is not necessary to remove the fish when you clean your aquarium. You will only remove up to 20% of the water per cleaning so as not to disrupt the environment of your pet fish. Just be very careful as you siphon out the water not to siphon or damage the fish. It is also very important that whatever you use to clean the sides, rocks and plants of your aquarium does not contain any soap or other cleaner residue. This includes your hands (if you use them in the water). Soap residues can hurt your fish. keywords: Aquarium | Aquariums | Fish | Freshwater Fish | Tropical Fish | Cleaning | Fish Tank | Cleaning Aquarium | Cleaning Fish Tank 3d Aquarium Backgrounds 75 Gallon Fish Tank 55 Gallon Fish Tank Stand

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