How would I separate each mixture in a fish tank????

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First,get something where you can get the fish and where you can fill it up with water then just start taking out the mixture with a small net

Keith_Richards [23]3 years ago

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Put the fishies in your tank in another container then use a filter (coffee filter on a strainer works well if you have nothing handy) pour the water SLOWLY and hazza!

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