What do you mean when you say " I disagree with you saying that it’s best to rehome the goldfish first then asking what you should put in it."? Im pretty sure if i want to suit there needs I cant keep three of them in a 40 gallon. They naturally grow up to a foot long or more kept in the right conditions. I dont want to stunt there growth. I only asked what i should do with them that is logical? And once i have i want to know what i can put in my tank
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Let me put it to you this way.
Scenario 1.
Johnny has a goldfish in a 40 gallon tank. He gives them to someone with a pond and then starts thinking what to put in the now empty fish tank. He doesn’t go out and buy fish within a few days and his bacteria dies and he has to cycle the tanj again.
Scenario 2.
Johnny has a goldfish in a 40 gallon tank. He does research on what fish he wants to put in the tank once the tank is empty. He gives the goldfish to someone with a pond. He then buys the new fish the next day and the bacteria is still alive and he doesn’t have to cycle the tank again.
Scenario 1.
Johnny has a goldfish in a 40 gallon tank. He gives them to someone with a pond and then starts thinking what to put in the now empty fish tank. He doesn’t go out and buy fish within a few days and his bacteria dies and he has to cycle the tanj again.
Scenario 2.
Johnny has a goldfish in a 40 gallon tank. He does research on what fish he wants to put in the tank once the tank is empty. He gives the goldfish to someone with a pond. He then buys the new fish the next day and the bacteria is still alive and he doesn’t have to cycle the tank again.
Definetly. I was planning on getting some ideas on here today before i did anything. Thats why i asked where i should put them, and then asked. Nothing will be final until two or three weeks so i can get things together. I was going to redo the aquascape anyway
Also i learned that if i keep objects from the already established tank in a backup tub of water i can cycle the new tank faster because the bacteria clings to the objects. I really admired the water cow goby because of his features which let him camoflage into wood and substrate, then he can attack his prey unexpectingly. I am looking for a sly fish that I can have a good time feeding live baits like crayfish. I would enjoy something that uses its appearances inorder to do what the water cow goby does and has a interesting personality
Also i learned that if i keep objects from the already established tank in a backup tub of water i can cycle the new tank faster because the bacteria clings to the objects. I really admired the water cow goby because of his features which let him camoflage into wood and substrate, then he can attack his prey unexpectingly. I am looking for a sly fish that I can have a good time feeding live baits like crayfish. I would enjoy something that uses its appearances inorder to do what the water cow goby does and has a interesting personality
I wasnt going to get rid of the goldfish before i figured out what else i was getting. Plus i already had a plan, check out my comment under his that you quoted
A great fish for your tank would be Tetraodon baileyi. Research that and see if it's something you'd enjoy!
