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New babies in their porch tub!
Mooooooooommmmmmmmm
3 "feeders" in my 75 gallon?
One of my Goldies died last night ��
Are they playing, fighting, or something else?
My boys :)
Driving goldfish cross country, pray for me but also advice?
Can you raise kh while lowering ph?
What kind of plastic can I keep my fish in?
3 or 5 fancies in a 75gal?
Happy fish the day after water change day!
My baby black moor has a massive poop that won’t drop, is this constipation or something more serious?
Lazy Goldfish? How can I fix it?
Help me please, both of their conditions are worsening, white oranda is getting more black all over him and the moor is getting more white spots. Both are struggling to breathe and the white has some of his scale pointed out and top fin rotting.
Sore on belly

New babies in their porch tub!

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 08:57 AM PDT

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Mooooooooommmmmmmmm

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 11:34 AM PDT

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3 "feeders" in my 75 gallon?

Posted: 22 Jun 2021 12:55 AM PDT

Oh, you guys.

I've been planning my tank for months and learning about goldfish, the nitrogen cycle, etc. for years. I'd been going between a couple feeders and 3 fancies for my 75 gallon for weeks.

My partner thought he would have a good time at the pet store and brought home 3 feeder fish for my beautiful cycled planted tank.

I wasn't super happy but he didn't realize I was only going to get a couple fish, he thought I could fit "fifteen easy" in my tank.

I looked. They all look very healthy and are cool looking, he picked out unique ones and I like them the more I look at them.

So, they're in my aquarium, and as the night goes on the probability I'll keep them goes higher.

Can three common goldfish live in a 75 gallon? 25 gallons per fish has got to be better than what they would go to otherwise?

I like the idea of giving them the best care possible and seeing the flourish, probably to transfer them to a larger tank or container in a few years.

It's not ideal but it's where we are. I'd love thoughts on this.

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One of my Goldies died last night ��

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 03:35 PM PDT

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Are they playing, fighting, or something else?

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 10:04 PM PDT

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My boys :)

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 05:21 AM PDT

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Driving goldfish cross country, pray for me but also advice?

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 02:22 PM PDT

I'm planning on driving my two fancy goldfish over from Washington state to Wisconsin. Has anybody done this? Should I put them together or separate them during transit? And then when we arrive, I was planning on keeping them in a 20 gal until my 55 makes it across, how long would you keep two fancies in a 20 safely?

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Can you raise kh while lowering ph?

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 07:12 PM PDT

55 gallon tank, black moor, comet, 3 years old. Nitrate nitrite 0, ph 8 kh 53 ppm The black moor has a little finrot I think I should raise the kh and lower the pH? I added crushed coral (2) 1lb bags in cannisters filter and I have acid and alkaline buffer, I add 2:1 alkaline to acid to target 7.0 But no matter what, my pH can get to like 7.8, but the kh goes down to like 30? Is it actually possible to get kh 150 pH 7.0?

(From googling those are ideal parameters )

Sorry I'm a newbie

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What kind of plastic can I keep my fish in?

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 05:40 PM PDT

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3 or 5 fancies in a 75gal?

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 08:53 AM PDT

Trying to figure out if I want to populate my 75 gallon with 3 fancy goldfish or 5.

My partner is Chinese and will not allow 4, so it's either 3 or 5.

It seems to me, 3 can live a full and happy life in a 75. I have seen 5 recommended and done well in a 75 also, however my reading says this would be pushing the recommendation a bit. But if I can have 5, I'd like to.

What would you suggest?

I am not getting these just to look at but to give these fish the highest quality of life possible and see them thrive. If 3 is more conducive to that then I'll stick with that many.

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Happy fish the day after water change day!

Posted: 21 Jun 2021 01:40 PM PDT