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I would say they are just stressed out.

125l is about 25g. Clown loaches need 55-75 to live happily.

He doesn't want your guys' answers or thoughts. He wants links to articles.

looks like poo. assassin snail eggs look like this

You can do a 75% water change and get an ammonia test.

Take it apart and see if something is blocked or leaking inside. UNPLUG it if you take the cover off.

Sounds like ammonia poisoning.

Yes but it will take about a week until it starts to release ammonia. And the amount released isn't much at all. Probably won't even show up on your test in a 75g

Put an electric cattle fence around it.

Just trying to figure how much money is swimming around in there LOL

You need to be more specific of the term goldfish. The term goldfish covers hundreds of sub species, not just the Carassius auratus.

Woh woh woh you have 9 goldfish and 1 koi? What type of goldfish? Koi are not suitable for aquariums as they have the potential to reach well over 2ft long when fully grown. To truly know if your fish are 'happy' you need to test your water stats.

Forgot to add to make sure you get the 3 foot long snoopy pole. The 3 footer is a good fight when you get one hooked!

NH3 Is correct.

Your looking at this the wrong way. The light strip is not the part you need to replace. The glass top is clouded so light won't go through it. Your either going to need to get a CLEAR glass top or leave it the way it is. You can buy one, or you can make one out of the parts that are on that one...

The only way your going to get that silicone off is to use a razorblade and scrape it off real carefully. Putting a background on the outside will only look as good if you do it the hard way. Cover the back of the tank with a generous amount of petroleum jelly and use a paint scrapper to adhere...

Buy a snoopy rod and get out there!

#1 rule in fish keeping: DO NOT LISTEN TO LOCAL FISH STORES!

In cycled tanks, mine are rarely above 0. My water company is adding ammonia to the water (1.5ppm) so I've had a little ammonia in all my tanks but they are usually back to 0 with in a day.

Put guppies in it. Its no where near big enough for clown loaches.

I don't see how that makes sense. The more fish that are there the more they should be territorial. Would you be more territorial with 1 other person in your house or 6?

30l is too small for most fish. You could put 1 or 2 dwarf puffers in there. Its too tall for a betta.

Red tail sharks are very territorial when fully grown. They are best kept alone or in small small groups with lots of places for them to stake a claim.

Put a screen over where the hose attaches to the plastic part. That way the syphon still has a cyclone effect and debris will go through but the shrimp will get caught on the screen if you happen to suck any up.

When I leave I just get some of those little plastic disposable cups with lids. I put the food for each day and the date on it. That way whoever looks after my fish just has to dump that days food in.

Discus and angels should NOT be kept together. To have those fish you would need at least a 6 or 7ft tank.

A group of angelfish and bigger gouramis would be good with the sharks. Just watch out for fin nipping.

Some fish don't like it because its so hard. Other than that, its fine to feed.

Cant see my house :)

Time to check google earth to see if I can see my pond!

Whats your water temp? Its pretty late for goldies to be breeding, mine were done a few months ago. But then again I'm all the way across the pond. So whats your water temp and what have the air temps been lately (last few weeks)?

Aww they have the same nose/face markings... 10 years ago mine had the same face.

carbon is only good for a few hours. After that its useless.

Where are you located and how much does the koi go for around you?

Keep the female and sell the rest and take the female to the next one.

Or a chew toy.

Here he is. Its getting dark out so the picture is bad. Had a heck of a time catching him, hes my smallest one.

I think the one I have that looks like that is a Carassius auratus common.

Oh it makes sense now. Thanks for clearing that up.