Other Fish Photos

[thekoimaiden]

Originally Posted by MistersMom

O.o how about a fish-in cycle? I dont have any liquid test kits, they are always out when i go to get them.

You really need to get liquid test kits. Your tank is probably in the process of cycling if not finished given the fish load you have in there. If it already happened then the fish are past the worst part, if it's still going on then your fish are suffering.

Originally Posted by aokashi

that's why I never under why people don't do planted tanks :P no cycling involved >.>

Depends on the fish... some like goldfish don't do well in a tank heavily planted enough to negate the effects of goldfish cycling. Some people do biotopes that involve little to no plants such as a true amazon tank or a hillstream loach tank.

[aokashi]

:D I would add bog plants to biotopes ^___^
our ponds are also heavily planted with bog plants and water lilies :D
They bloomed the other day, it was quite a sight to see.

[MistersMom]

i have 4 live plants..

[thekoimaiden]

Originally Posted by aokashi

:D I would add bog plants to biotopes ^___^
our ponds are also heavily planted with bog plants and water lilies :D
They bloomed the other day, it was quite a sight to see.

Bog plants are lovely in a pond, but they don't work in a hillstream tank lol!

Originally Posted by MistersMom

i have 4 live plants..

I think it would be better if you create a separate thread about this so we can fully address it there instead of dancing around other's posts in this thread.

[Indigo Betta]

My two Lovely Goldfish
Morgan and Silver
first two photos are of them when i first got them

[MistersMom]

Holy. Crud....

[Indigo Betta]

Originally Posted by MistersMom

Holy. Crud....

What do you mean?

[FishyFishy89]

those are big big BIG goldies. What size tank are they in?

[Indigo Betta]

Originally Posted by FishyFishy89

those are big big BIG goldies. What size tank are they in?

its about 35 gallons, the fish are about half a foot long.

I think they're beautiful, I love them lots

[FishyFishy89]

Originally Posted by Indigo Betta

its about 35 gallons, the fish are about half a foot long.

I think they're beautiful, I love them lots

Comets should be put in ponds because they grow so large. They also produce large amounts of ammonia.