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| Author: | Vegieman [ Feb 27th, '09, 18:28 ] |
| Post subject: | Handy page for the newcomer to keeping fish |
Although based on the aquarium bio-filter setup, this page has some very useful info for those who wish to learn more about water quality etc. http://www.exoticgoldfish.net/care.html#bio HTH |
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| Author: | rhyskw [ Jun 2nd, '09, 21:57 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Handy page for the newcomer to keeping fish |
nice link thanks |
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| Author: | abdul [ Jun 16th, '10, 07:03 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Handy page for the newcomer to keeping fish |
loads of info on that link, many thanks :] |
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| Author: | Dale Morgan [ Jun 26th, '10, 20:42 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Handy page for the newcomer to keeping fish |
thanks, useful. I am a bit nervous about getting trout or edible fish as I keep reading of all the deaths other people are suffering. I think I will go with goldfish as I have had them before is little ponds in the garden. I know what to expect, I have never had much to do with raising fish. Dale |
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| Author: | faye [ Jun 26th, '10, 20:51 ] |
| Post subject: | Re: Handy page for the newcomer to keeping fish |
Dale, We see a lot of people do stupid things and thats why they lose fish quite often. Trout are more than likely quite a bit cheaper than goldfish and as long as the water temp is right, you have good water turn over and air supply and don't overstock or overfeed you can have good results. Don't cause the fish stress by changing huge volumes of water or making sudden changes, don't play with the water and add lots of different nutrients, allow the system to settle in slowly and keep the bottom of the fish tank free from uneaten food and debris. It really can be very simple and safe. |
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