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So theoretically I could put them in a 3 gallon long.

I thought it was 5 gallons for one.

Thanks for all the suggestions! Any info on the pea puffer?

What would be a cool singular fish for a 10 gallon. I don't think I want a betta though.

It's fixed, he started realizing he was hungry and started eating it off the ground. The problem was probably that he was used to different food. Thanks.

When the fish picks it off the gravel, it spits it out.

The problem is it spits it out.

I do put the pellets there. When the pellets hit the ground, the fish doesn't eat it.

It's pellets.

1. I'm using Omega One. 2. Yes 3. 68-69 degrees 4. The Goldfish are about 3 inches 5. I water change every two weeks. 6. 15 % 7. Haven't checked in a while, I know for sure that nitrites and ammonia are 0 8. A few weeks.

I have an oranda and a ryukin. the oranda is a great eater but the ryukin spits the food out and only eats it when its sinking down, and it doesn't get a lot. I have to go so questions will be answered at about 2:30 Pacific Time. They're in a 36 gallon.

How much water change? (percentage)

The goldfish (don't judge me I'm kind of a noob on this). Any other suggestions?

The shrimp are expendable, I only have a few (in the tank) and I breed them. I have ghost shrimp. I do have TSS+.

I don't know the readings and I can only go to the LFS on weekends. I know goldfish eat shrimp. How long does it take for the phase to pass? Will it help if I put TSS or Quikstart?

What if the tank has been cycling for a week already? With rocks from other tanks and rotting food and shrimp inside.

What is an OP?

Oh, OK then. Thanks.

I don't have an established aquarium. The tank is 36 gallons. I'm not getting the fish just to cycle a tank. I plan to keep it.