I considered that but idk how anyone on ebay can prove they are who they say they are. and I don't own a car...Discus-Tang said:Sell it on eBay, gumtree etc. If that's not an option you may have to drive somewhere.
eBay is the way to goDiscus-Tang said:Sell it on eBay, gumtree etc. If that's not an option you may have to drive somewhere.
well the thing is when my smaller goldfish get big enough this goldfish will also be bigger.Discus-Tang said:What size tank does it live in right now? You may have to just wait till your other goldfish are bigger and then add it. I can't really think of anything else.
6"and my other 2 are about 4.5" and 2" how long do you think it will take for them to get big enough?Discus-Tang said:The smaller ones grow faster because their growth rate sorta thins out as they get older. Anyway, how big is this goldfish? 6", 7"?
You would want the 2" one to be, say maximum 2 inches smaller than the big one so I'd give it a little less than a year. You can speed the process up by putting the temp up to 22-23 Celsius and feeding them twice a day.Lizzy23 said:6"and my other 2 are about 4.5" and 2" how long do you think it will take for them to get big enough?
What size tank do you have? And a six inch goldfish isn’t going to eat a two inch goldfish. Unfortunately. Otherwise my pond wouldn’t be overcrowded. Nasty demons. Good thing I love em. But they need LOTS of room and filtration. You didn’t say what kind of goldies you have?Lizzy23 said:I have a goldfish I rescued from a bad situation but its fully recovered now and I can't keep it forever since its to big to go with my goldfish. i'm not giving it to my local pet store because they have an extremely bad reputation with fish. I since I live in a small town I can't find anyone to take him that has experience with fish, and a pond. I don't know what to do with him a this point.
my 2 smaller ones are comets and the bigger one is a common. the 6" is in a 20 gallon tank right now but it is cycled i'm trying to get him something bigger but he seems to be doing ok besides the fact that hes a bit lonely. as for the other 2 they are in a 45g but I have a huge pond coming in for them that's about 300g I think.Gypsy13 said:What size tank do you have? And a six inch goldfish isn’t going to eat a two inch goldfish. Unfortunately. Otherwise my pond wouldn’t be overcrowded. Nasty demons. Good thing I love em. But they need LOTS of room and filtration. You didn’t say what kind of goldies you have?
I thought about it but I don't know how to get it over the border so it would have to stay in canada and since it has been through a lot of trama over the last few months I'm not sure it would make the tripSmalltownfishfriend said:Are you willing to ship it?? I am sure someone here on fish lore could give it a good home!!!
I'm not so worried about my 2" being eaten as I am him being out competed for foodGypsy13 said:What size tank do you have? And a six inch goldfish isn’t going to eat a two inch goldfish. Unfortunately. Otherwise my pond wouldn’t be overcrowded. Nasty demons. Good thing I love em. But they need LOTS of room and filtration. You didn’t say what kind of goldies you have?
I'm not sure about the genders of them but I will separate them if that happens. as for putting them together once the pond is here I will try putting them together and see how it goes and hopefully it goes well.Gypsy13 said:You don’t want the common in the pond with the comets? I understand if you’re not wanting cross breeding but otherwise they’d be fine. And my little guys get plenty to eat with the bigger ones. The smaller ones are faster than the bigger ones. It’d be different if you were talking about a common or comet in with say an Oranda. I truly don’t think you’d have a problem with them in the same tank. Unless one of the smaller ones was a female and the other two male. Then when the female was old enough to do the egg thing, she’d be harassed to no end. Literally. The boys don’t stop except to eat. My poor girlies.
they won't be outdoors I'm getting an indoor pond since where I live has tons of cats and freezes in the winterGalathiel said:Once they're outdoors, there are other food sources as well ... insects, larvae, algae. These are all things that goldfish eat.
