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Every two weeks you need to change ten to fifteen percent of the total water in your tank adding up to twenty to thirty percent a month. If you are having problems with allege or your water levels are off then you need to change thirty to fifty percent of the water in your tank. Never do a full water change cause to many of these can cause shock to your fish. Make sure you have the appropriate water but before you do anything unplug the tank from any electricity,never do a water change over a flowing current. Now remove the needed amount of water from your tank,this is a great time to check and clean your filters and pumps. After removing the water slowly pour in the replacement water until its gone.
 * How To Do Water Change**

Megalodon was a giant shark that lived in the prehistoric times. The oldest megalodon tooth that was found is about 18 million years old. The Carcharodon megalodon became extinct about 1.5 million years ago. It was the predator of its time and is the largest carnivorous fish known to have existed,and quite possibly the largest shark ever to have lived. Scientists suggest that Megalodon could grow to more than 50 feet long. This species is a member of the Lamnidae family and fossil evidence has revealed that megalodon fed upon large marine animals. __This picture shows a real life fossil of a megalodon tooth.
 * Carcharodon Megalodon**

This picture shows the scale of the megalodon.__

The Candy Basslet is part of the larger family of sea basses and reef basslets. The reef basslets are a good aquarium fish because they're generally attractive,easy to feed,disease-resistant,and remain small. Also since they do not pick at other fish,they're are a good choice for a coral reef aquarium. They will eat any shrimp or crab that's small enough to fit into their mouth.
 * Liopropoma Carmabi**

All the reef basslets inhabit the caves and crevices of rocky reefs. All //Liopropoma// species share the same torpedo shaped body and many have horizontal stripes. The Candy Basslet is similar to the Swissguard Basslet and Swales Basslet but is different by its more intense colors. The Candy Basslet generally has bright lavender and red lines on its orange body. It's the most beautiful and brightly colored of all the coral reef fish. The Candy Basslet is a small fish growing to a maximum size of about 2 1/2 inches.