10ppm? That’s only recommend if you’re breeding fish, or battling algae. It is recommended to keep you nitrate at 25ppm.Can nitrate 10 make fish sick?
10ppm? That’s only recommend if you’re breeding fish, or battling algae. It is recommended to keep you nitrate at 25ppm.Can nitrate 10 make fish sick?
How did the dropsy and pinecone happen?I agree with everyone else, he has a severe case of dropsy and needs to be euthanized. For the future is that a quarantine tank or the main tank? How big is it? It looks way too small for a goldfish.
What size tank? Stress, water condition, parameters, are all factors.How did the dropsy and pinecone happen?
Stress in fish leads to disease or exacerbates an existing one. Poor water quality, improper space environment ect...can all cause stress.How did the dropsy and pinecone happen?
Do they need chiller? i have this goldfish for almost 2 years not a problemStress in fish leads to disease or exacerbates an existing one. Poor water quality, improper space environment ect...can all cause stress.
Gold fish are super messy fish and put out alot of ammonia so require large tanks and or lots of water changes. They also require highly oxygenated water and cooler water not tropical. Also your tank looks to be just glass bottom. This can stress fish out. Fish need a substrate. Good luck sorry about your fish
What size tank?Do they need chiller? i have this goldfish for almost 2 years not a problem
20 gallonsWhat size tank?
What??? No, nitrate should be below 20ppm and preferably 10ppm or below.10ppm? That’s only recommend if you’re breeding fish, or battling algae. It is recommended to keep you nitrate at 25ppm.
I though they were supposed to be at 25 maximum, preferably 15-20. I’m confused.What??? No, nitrate should be below 20ppm and preferably 10ppm or below.