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post Wed, 25 Aug 2004 11:31 am
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What is the missing element in keeping ranchu indoors compared to outdoor ponds or farms?Seems to be growing slower than those kept in outdoor ponds.
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post Wed, 25 Aug 2004 11:41 am
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IMO green water.Free floating algae rich in protein for growth and carotene for colouration.They also seems to be eating algae from walls 24/7.Maybe higher DO level also helps.

Just my guess.
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post Wed, 25 Aug 2004 12:12 pm
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QUOTE(cpiw2002 @ Wed 25 Aug 2004 11:41 am)
 
IMO green water.Free floating algae rich in protein for growth and carotene for colouration.They also seems to be eating algae from walls 24/7.Maybe higher DO level also helps. 
 
Just my guess. 
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There's little doubt that green water is good especially when you do it right.

But then maybe the lord is overlooking one thing when comparing keeping goldfish indoors vs outdoors -- the volume of (clear or green) water.

Try placing your overstocked 2 ft tank outdoors and I'm sure the fishes won't benefit much from being 'outdoors' except perhaps getting a little sun (and whatever effect you could derive from tanning your fishes.)

My point is you can achieve quick and large growth too if you keep your fish indoors in a tank of same volume as one positioned outdoors.
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QUOTE(HappyBuddha @ Wed 25 Aug 2004 12:11 pm)
There's little doubt that green water is good especially when you do it right. 
 
But then maybe the lord is overlooking one thing when comparing keeping goldfish indoors vs outdoors -- the volume of (clear or green) water. 
 
Try placing your overstocked 2 ft tank outdoors and I'm sure the fishes won't benefit much from being 'outdoors' except perhaps getting a little sun (and whatever effect you could derive from tanning your fishes.) 
 
My point is you can achieve quick and large growth too if you keep your fish indoors in a tank of same volume as one positioned outdoors.
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eh, u failed to mention stuffing the fish with food tongue.gif
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