Tell Me If This Method Is Ok..., Moving fish between two containers daily Options

[Hamad]

Hello guys! After convincing myself that my time and schedule does not permit me to keep Goldfish - I couldn't resist accepting two cute ryukins that my brother got me.

Since I have no set up prepared or anything and my 55gallon tank has no stand/table [it'll take me a long time to get one made], I decided to use my 15 gallon tank and a 10 gallon tub.

I'm planning to move the fish daily between the tank and tub. When they're in the tub I get the other container cleaned and age the water for a day and then repeat the process.

So far I've done this for three days and the fish are in great condition and very healthy/active - but I'd like to know if this is considered healthy and would it have any negative affect on them in the long run? Please let me know.

Thanks a lot guys and merry christmas!!

[Hamad]

Thanks a lot for replying. A permanent tank is definitely going to happen eventually - and you're right Gohks, this is quite time consuming! It's just I'm planning to place the whole thing in my room and I rather find something decorative and nice looking, which so far I can't seem to find in the size of my tank and to have one custom made would cost an arm and leg!

But then again, even when I get the tank set, I rather get the aquarium cycled with partial water changes weekly rather than continue with 80%-100% changes every few days, and I'll have to get big comets [they're cheap and hardy] for the cycle cause I never had a cycle before without fancy fish getting sick or dying. So it's going to take a long time to get the big tank ready for them - which is why I wanted to know if this temporary method would have any side-effects in the future cause they may end up staying like this for two months or a bit more.

As for the parameters, is there enough time for that to have any changes within 24 hours? Cause I remember when I try to cycle, ammonia readings wouldn't show till a few days later. I also have the tank and tub almost next to each other so the temperature would be the same. I'd like to know if there's any other tips to keep in mind and thanks bros!!!