& J7 u3 S5 O5 z9 G! ]Does it take that long? I wish not. 2 X6 U2 O- U. q4 k. ]
Perhaps I was too eager to set up my tank. 2 z( d- P) J' H: Z: L0 h4 e! V
I bought the tank on Friday. 5 X7 h! E, o/ \7 `& E8 RI filled with tap water the same evening. . y& u0 x% k9 j" ]- f8 g: CI bought some plants on Saturday. The plants are great!' l+ a w2 H6 i; n$ h8 k
I bought fish on Sunday, put them in water for an hour before opening the bag. 1 H. N9 O$ r6 D; r: h* i6 Q
But after one hour almost half of them died. \: `$ Z0 Z! O; d" f7 p3 u2 ]
Three hours later no fish left alive. 5 L O; \; \; a, u8 y4 w$ k
So sad to see all the beautiful little things losing their lives.
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Thanks! - h" v1 h+ @/ s; iWhat fish should I add to my existing goldfish?' Z2 v2 y2 z' S( d0 Z3 O' x2 z
I did not plan to have the least-expensive goldfish in my tank, but for the purpose of testing my water, I bought 5 of them. They have been doing very well. I do not think it ok to throw them away live. Then when I add fish, I have to consider what fish can live along with them. , t( j$ X1 e+ c- G" K
Do you have any suggestions?