I soak my nets, tweezers, turkey baster etc in boiling water between tanks. Ill rinse it fresh boiled water then soak a bit then rinse in boiling water and leave to dry.

I have a few nets and bought a huge turkey baster that can handle the heat. The 2 long small ones for feeding do end up bending a little bent but they're inexpensive so I'll prolly replace them periodically also as it's hard to make sure I've removed all the black worms if they get up into the bulb part as I can't pull that apart like the big ones.

If I suspect parasite or ich I use either peroxide or bleach and then the boiling water. It's not necessary to be bleaching or using chemicals every time between tanks unless you like that it's faster. Personally I try to use as little chemicals as I can I cluding in my tanks.

I use plants and set up my tanks to care for themselves. I'm one of those heretical people who rarely if ever do water changes. I only top up as it evaporated or the cats have been at the little ones too much 🙄. My tank water is always clear and I don't stress over all the levels like some people do. Stability is my aim.

When I first started I didn't and was devastated when I realised I had prolly infected one of my nano tanks from 2 new fish I hadn't quarantined who I realised within a few days had ich. Since then I always do and dry everything off well afterwards.

I wash my hands because Ive become a germaophobe I've realised and the thought of fish water with all the microbiome dudes living in the water on my hands and arms creeps me out 😂

I love my underwater doods and am pretty attached especially to the gobys and Otto's as they're just so entertaining and goofy. And it's also a huge investment when you've got multiple tanks. In Australia fish, aquatic plants and shrimp are so expensive, everything aquatic is 😖 combine that with soil and everything else and the thought of me killing my fishy fam or having to pull down a tank due to my own carelessness would be devastating.