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pedroman quote	subscribe [rss]	subscribe [email]	#1	Posted 30 May 2008, 8:37 am
hi, ive just upgraded to a 2 foot tank thats higher by about 7inch than the usual 2 foot tank and want to know if i can keep 2 shubinkins, 4 comets a redcap and a black moor together. ive kept the ammonia in mind and have quite strong filtration but i'm still worried that there will be to much ammonia.[just worried cause goldfish giveout a fair bit of ammoia]. Sponsored links
mickey quote			#2	Posted 30 May 2008, 9:35 am
whats the water volume of your tank. Bear in mind with tanks running less than 6 months 1" adult size per gallon tanks running over 6 months 2" adult size per gallon. http://www.fishtankforum.co.uk
pedroman quote			#3	Posted 30 May 2008, 12:19 pm
there's definetely enough space it's [15 gallons] i think. also wonderin if they'll go together. also if anyone has anything they'd like to say let me know.p.s thx for the repley mickey
jan quote			#4	Posted 30 May 2008, 9:10 pm
Yeah, they should be peaceful towards each other, but you really need a big tank for such number of fish. Each such fish can grow up to 20 cm, maybe more (I don't know exactly, fix me if I am wrong ).... So 7 goldfish kept together, this needs 250 litres at least, preferably 500+. the developer of http://www.aqua-fish.net Yes, I am very busy. So accept my apologies since I cannot visit this forum too much. But I'll do my best because I own this website .
pedroman quote			#5	Posted 30 May 2008, 11:31 pm
yeah i suppose it would be bit crowded though the fish i'm getting are only very small [1-2 inch] and by the time they get to 4 inch i'll probably have a pond or much larger tank to put them in.