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Does it take that long? I wish not. 3 ]) w. B6 x) M7 u( x+ x5 q' KPerhaps I was too eager to set up my tank. # W) O, k1 R% a5 ~' H
I bought the tank on Friday. 9 P9 a: D o! Q7 sI filled with tap water the same evening. 5 j! e7 R6 R: i: A1 L7 i
I bought some plants on Saturday. The plants are great! 4 ~3 s# [% G r' g0 JI bought fish on Sunday, put them in water for an hour before opening the bag. ; ~/ @2 M' u9 w' p
But after one hour almost half of them died. & o9 n; B% T {7 w
Three hours later no fish left alive. ; x6 y4 [3 O- b6 _2 ~' n' V/ P6 FSo sad to see all the beautiful little things losing their lives.
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What fish should I add to my existing goldfish?% Q. N4 t; S' S% y F" Z9 ]
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. $ O8 |$ c6 b3 P( k- T1 h) F
Do you have any suggestions?