Water Changing Question..? |
Water Changing Question..? |
t3r |
Tue, 22 Feb 2005 3:06 am
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Hi guys,was juz reading up on lots of old treads and got alot more knowledge abt goldfish keeping but also at the same time some doubts on my keeping methods..Do u guys remove ya goldfish from ya main tank during water change then put them back after awhile or juz change the water with them inside???
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mountain |
Tue, 22 Feb 2005 6:19 pm
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Down and Out Member No.: 22 Group: Super Moderator Posts: 3,225 Topics Started: 103 Joined: 25-Nov-03 Last seen online: Sun, 11 Dec 2011 4:58 pm User's local time: Fri, 10 Jan 2025 10:42 am Green Water: Yes Country: Singapore |
QUOTE(t3r @ Tue, 22 Feb 2005 3:06 am) Hi guys,was juz reading up on lots of old treads and got alot more knowledge abt goldfish keeping but also at the same time some doubts on my keeping methods..Do u guys remove ya goldfish from ya main tank during water change then put them back after awhile or juz change the water with them inside??? Hi, water change should always take these couple of factors into consideration. 1) you want to protect the bio materials from collapsing. 2) maintaining the right buffer 3) clearing the chlrines and choloromine 4) temperature 5) condition of the fish. what are the risk to the fish if u leave them in the water? i.e. if you are change a small percentage and the existing water condition being good, you can leave them in. Or, the fish is weak from previous ordeals and the change in condition would affect them .. take them out .. OR .. big tails fishes vs strong water currents from the hose .. take them out .. etc .. experiences .. water change depends on what you have set up and can only be learn thru experiences. Practise more often and match what you have read on the forum vs the test results. Its fun, but don't be overwhelm that it kills you rather then the fish. |
t3r |
Tue, 01 Mar 2005 2:38 am
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Newbie Member No.: 924 Group: Member Posts: 9 Topics Started: 2 Joined: 15-Feb-05 Last seen online: Thu, 21 Apr 2005 4:03 pm User's local time: Fri, 10 Jan 2025 10:42 am Green Water: Not Telling Country: Singapore |
QUOTE(mountain @ Tue, 22 Feb 2005 6:19 pm) Hi, water change should always take these couple of factors into consideration. 1) you want to protect the bio materials from collapsing. 2) maintaining the right buffer 3) clearing the chlrines and choloromine 4) temperature 5) condition of the fish. what are the risk to the fish if u leave them in the water? i.e. if you are change a small percentage and the existing water condition being good, you can leave them in. Or, the fish is weak from previous ordeals and the change in condition would affect them .. take them out .. OR .. big tails fishes vs strong water currents from the hose .. take them out .. etc .. experiences .. water change depends on what you have set up and can only be learn thru experiences. Practise more often and match what you have read on the forum vs the test results. Its fun, but don't be overwhelm that it kills you rather then the fish. Thanks for the detailed info Mountain,anyway any feedback on using oxycure after water changes?Seem like a pretty good product,helps to prevent infectious diseases and stuff.. |
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