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Comment on 2 Goldfish, 10g Aquarium Kit, General Care Questions? by YoYo Man C

YoYo Man C — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:05:00 +0000

a 10g tank is big for 2 gold fish! a 5g tank would do fine!
live plants are a good choice. remember all plants can do is GOOD!
a snail can eat algea to keep your tank clean
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Comment on 2 Goldfish, 10g Aquarium Kit, General Care Questions? by Cornelius Q. Rockefeller III

Cornelius Q. Rockefeller III — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:05:00 +0000

One week isn’t enough time for the tank to cycle, which is why you’re seeing cloudy water and high test results. There isn’t much you can do now except cross your fingers and hope the fish survive the cycle. A larger filter wouldn’t hurt. Just run them both together for awhile so that the new one has a chance to mature.
Live plants aren’t necessary for goldfish, they’ll just get eaten. The “free snail” sign is a joke- plants always seem to come with tiny snails attatched. They’re kind of annoying, but you can try to pick them all off.
edit: I can’t believe I forgot to say that 10 gallons is much too small. The rule of thumb is 20 gallons for the first goldfish and another 10 for each additional fish. Comets need even more space because they get to be a foot long. You should upgrade as soon as possible.

Comment on 2 Goldfish, 10g Aquarium Kit, General Care Questions? by Fish Man

Fish Man — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:05:00 +0000

fantails and comets should not be kept together as the fantail is slow and will not get enough food
if you insist on keeping them together you need a 70gallon minimum over filtered.

Comment on 2 Goldfish, 10g Aquarium Kit, General Care Questions? by $%#&*@

$%#&*@ — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:05:00 +0000

goldfish tend to mess with live plants and mess them up so I dont think that would b a good idea you can buy a filter put in in the tank with the old one still there too

Comment on 2 Goldfish, 10g Aquarium Kit, General Care Questions? by what can I do

what can I do — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:05:00 +0000

Goldfish don’t need frequent water changes. Around 10-15% water change a week. Goldfish have the ability to live in dirty water. They are not high maintenance, they are the easiest fish to keep in the aquarium. And they don’t need live plants. Maybe a few snails would be good due to them being dirty. they don’t really need a filter if theres no hood but theh filter you have is good. hope this helped:)

Comment on 2 Goldfish, 10g Aquarium Kit, General Care Questions? by Kylie Anne

Kylie Anne — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:05:00 +0000

first things first… return the comet. there are a few reasons, comets get too big for a 10g (12″ and sometimes up to 18″), comets and fantails shouldn’t be mixed, and lastly a 10g is the bare minimum for one fancy goldfish. two is way too much.
when returning the comet, get the 20g filter you’ve been thinking about, and just run both of them for a week or two. even with just one goldfish you’ll need stronger filtration.
the free snail isn’t something they should advertise… most people consider them pests but they don’t really do any harm. I’m not sure if plants help with cycling, but I do know a cycling tank is good for plants, so if you want live plants now is a good time to get them.
as for general goldfish care… as long as you take back the comet you should be good. just feed it once a day, do weekly water changes of 10% to 25%, and give treats of blood worms or fruits like orange slices.
here are a few sites you may find helpful:http://www.ehow.com/how_4490179_properly…http://www.kokosgoldfish.com/

Comment on What Would Be A Good Bow Fishing Kit For Me? by Gourhav T

Gourhav T — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:04:59 +0000

i think you should use it

Comment on What Would Be A Good Bow Fishing Kit For Me? by Dave G

Dave G — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 01:04:59 +0000

Yes, You can get a kit for that bow. All you will really need is a bowfishing real and a few fishing arows. You might need to change your arrow rest on your bow. However…….it might be more fun for you if you can find an old used recurve that will take a bow reel.

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