Goldfish Issues

Princethepurplebetta
  • #1
HI guys. I have 3 oranda in my 50 gallon tank. I originally thought I had 2 female and 1 male, until now. Now it seems I have 2 male and only 1 female. The 2 chase my female and ram their faces into her while trying to nip her butt for about 3 hours every morning without giving her a break. Any suggestions on what to do? I don't have room for another tank, so I can't separate that way

Tank;
Size - 50gallons
Substrate - sand
Plants - amazon sword, jungle val, anubias, moss balls
Filter - hob & large sponge filter
Ammonia - 0
Nitrite - 0
Nitrate - 10
Stock -
3 oranda
1 bn pleco
 

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Imthatpeep100
  • #2
If she's becoming too stressed from over-breeding, it may seem fit to rehome one of the males. I hate to suggest that, but if you not able to separate with another tank, I would think that would be the next step.
 

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EJohnson201912345
  • #3
Maybe move the males out or at least one of them if you can as it will make the fish a little less stressed.

Unfortunately, re-homing may have to be an option due to the fact that the fish is becoming over stressed.

Hope this helps!
 
Skavatar
  • #4
egg crate them


divide the tank and keep them separate.
 
rainbowsprinkles
  • #5
Sometimes removing plants and playing around with photoperiod can prevent them from getting in breeding mode. Putting in a plastic grid divider could help in meantime
 

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