If you find yourself having to euthanize a goldfish at home, the method currently recommended as most humaine is to use Clove Oil. When exposed to Clove Oil in a sufficiently high enough dose, your goldfish will first become unconscious, followed fairly swiftly by death. Clove oil should be added slowly to your goldfish water […]
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There are lots of other fish that will live happily with your goldfish. Just bear in mind, goldfish can grow fairly large, and if another fish is small enough to fit in the goldfish’s mouth, one day, it will go there! Fancy goldfish are one of my favorite fish in the hobby. A large tank
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A small, but healthy juvenile oscar can easily go a week to 10 days without feeding. A large, healthy adult can go 2 or 3 weeks without eating. This doesn’t mean you only have to feed your oscar twice a month, but it does mean we don’t need to go into panic mode if they
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The white fungus you can see growing on your Oscar is a bacterial infection. The most common places for white fungus to grow on an Oscar are around the mouth, on the fins, or in open wounds. The fungus should be treated with an appropriate fish medication like Maracyn by Fritz Aquatics. I have been
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Can Yellow Lab Cichlids live with Angelfish? No, Yellow Lab Cichlids should not be kept with Angelfish. Firstly, the two species require different water parameters, with the Yellow Lab Cichlids wanting ‘hard’ water and the Angelfish desiring ‘soft’ water. Secondly, Yellow Lab Cichlids are too aggressive to be kept with Angelfish. They may attack and
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The Buenos Aires Tetra isn’t kept as much in the hobby as it should be. This hardy, colorful fish is fairly undemanding and adapts well to a wide range of water parameters, making it an ideal fish for those who are new to the hobby. I first kept a group of Buenos Aires Tetras about
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What Is eSHa Exit? eSHa exit is a chemical treatment for all ‘spot’ causing parasites such as Ich (whitespot). eSHa exit is designed to be used with tropical or cold freshwater aquariums. eSHa exit is NOT suitable for use in marine tanks. eSHa exit can also be used to treat velvet disease (Oodinium pilularis), Pepper
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When preparing to breed or trying to attract a mate, Kribensis may ‘shake’, ‘dance’ or ‘flash’ at one another. This shaking takes place in front of a chosen spawning site. Both sexes take part in this mating ritual which usually happens before the pair enter a cave to spawn. Kribensis Breeding Behavior Kribensis often go
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So you are sitting watching your mollies fighting and chasing each other around the tank thinking to yourself, ‘I thought mollies were a peaceful fish’. You find yourself sitting there wondering…. Why are my mollies fighting? The reason mollies are fighting and chasing each other around the tank is all down to mating behavior. The fighting
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