Why No Prob With Bare Concrete Tank In Backyard |
Why No Prob With Bare Concrete Tank In Backyard |
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Wed, 10 Mar 2004 7:06 pm
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goldfish keeping has become pretty complicated these days , remember cousin of mine used to have a concrete tank 8x3x2.5 cemeted to the floor in his backyard way back in Lorong Ah Soo kumpung days.
There isn't any need for filtration, it is just like throwing the fish in & it will survive. Left in the open you have green water, so green that you can't see the occupants at all not until it surface for food . I remember they is no Hikari or Tetra food, just humble white fish bread, only 0.30 cent. a package & the goldfish wahsay man puipui sweeswee one. Water change is about once in every 2 months, no drainage system just the tradition way of removing all the fishes, scoop out the water & re-introduce the fish & bingo! . Can anyone explain why such a method of fish keeping is possible those days & why can't it be the same today? |
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Sat, 13 Mar 2004 10:34 am
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Ordinary Member No.: 111 Group: Member Posts: 90 Topics Started: 5 Joined: 28-Feb-04 Last seen online: Thu, 16 Sep 2004 2:28 pm User's local time: Sat, 11 Jan 2025 12:42 pm Green Water: No Country: Singapore |
HB, are you refer to the hairy type of algea?? those that is long enuff to actually swing from left to right to left if there is water current?
"Hairy" algae is undesireable, you will noe what I mean if you ever have a planted aquarium, it is actually those hairy stuff almost dark in color that stick to the leave which will eventually kill the plant. The gleen algae which I'm having is like a soft fur that adhere to the glass panel like carpet. My fish actually love them judging from the hugh amount of green poos at the tank bed |
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