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Goldfish Blog
http://www.kokosgoldfish.invisionzone.com/forum/index.php?/topic/90631-kulukans-goldfish-blog/
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old enough :)
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How many Goldfish
6
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Thanks for the video! That looks really nice I'll have to wait to see the pictures until I get home later though. My work blocks photobucket
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I've been shopping around for stock tanks for my pond but the only black one I have been able to find is the Rubbermaid 300 gallon tank. I was hoping to get something bigger and was wondering if anyone has experience using a green or blue stock tank as a pond. What does it look like as it settles in and builds up biofilm? I was able to find this video of a blue stock tank with green water (which I think looks ok). But if any of you have pictures of your ponds with non-black stock tanks I would love to see them https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T0AazxgHOxs
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Oh my gosh! I was just wondering yesterday if easter grass would work! I'm going to go get some :D
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I originally made some trying to widen a pipe with sharp scissors, then I took the plunge and used a box cutter. I think I would hurt myself trying to do this
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How did you make it?
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To bare-bottom or not to bare-bottom? (And either way, what plants?)
Kulukan replied to fup10k's topic in Goldfish & Plants.
The Riparium planters are great!! I copied his design and made my own from some containers from The Container Store using a hot knife - though after all the trouble I should've just bought some! Not all plants work in them though. I tried putting in some jungle vals and it was a mess, the shoots they send out get trapped in the jar. But I've put a bunch of different sword plants and some crinum calaminstarum in them and they look great! Plus you can put root tabs in them! The only downside of using them in a barebottom tank is that my fish are always moving and rearraning them! They push them around while looking for food so they never stay where I put them. -
What would you use for a pond filter? I have to fill one of those soon.
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He's pretty! Such a nice color.
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Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
Her balance is much improved. I've been feeding lightly and her poop is normal. She had one other strange one like the one I posted above but is acting like her old self. -
Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
So here is a video from todaytoday Klaus 3: And a weird poop that I found. Does this look like an egg poop to you? If you zoom in its kind of zig zag. There was also some normal looking poop. http://imgur.com/a/381nx She hasn't been fed since I first posted. The pooping overall has slowed down. Should I feed her today or wait for mor strange poop? I have hikari lion head, peas and repashy soilent green. -
Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
OK all gone. I'll go siphon out any poop the filter didn't get so I can tell if she is still pooping later. -
Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
She has fasted about 3 days. And you're right she is a fatty. Is it possible to put a fish on a weight loss diet? I'll go remove the rocks right now. They fell out of the planters. -
Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
Update! She hasn't been upside down since I moved her. She is still pooping its a green/brown mix. Her swimming still isn't great but its better than it was. I think her scales look better too. If you watch the video she gives 2 great big yawns within 1 minute. She doesn't look any skinnier to me. http://imgur.com/a/KsJUQ Klaus2: -
Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
Her balance is better this morning but not great. She hasn't been in the tail up position since I put her in the QT but she is still buoyant. She is more active today but still spends a good amount of time in the top corner(right side up). I saw a tiny poo hanging out and went to take a picture. The poo fell out and I scooped it up to look at it and I swear it was a Malaysian trumpet snail shell. Here is a link to the picture I took and to all the small poop pieces I've found since the snail shell. I keep MTS in my betta tank but have never seen them in the goldfish tank before. http://imgur.com/a/vtykk -
Oranda with poor balance and slightly raised scales
Kulukan replied to Kulukan's topic in Sick Fish? Need Help?
Thank you Epsom is done. I removed the plants so it will be easier to find her poop.