My Ryukin Goldfish Chance has a genetic mutation know as Curled Gills.
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@EnglishAquarist13 күн бұрын
Sorry for the aspect ratio. I cannot fix it. My computer and I are having a disagreement.
@Smallfish1612 күн бұрын
Thanks for the info
@stubbsaquatics608013 күн бұрын
Too bad about the folded gills... It happens with some shubunkin goldfish. I have had it a few times.. I try to cul those . One is so amazing.. I have kept one. Thanks for a great vid
@nabokovfan8712 күн бұрын
With the nitrate issue that you mentioned, do you have any ability to use a holding container to prep water for water changes ahead of time? Maybe it is worth having that type of a conditioning setup for your fishroom? There are various ways to set it up to aerate things out of the water over time, maybe there is something going on that you can't test for as well.... Groundwater contamination, etc.
@EnglishAquarist
12 күн бұрын
I store 50% of the total volume of my aquariums in water butts and then use pothos to pull out the nitrates which is working. Also allows me to heat the water to the right temperature and use less water conditioner as I'm not conditioning the entire aquariums volume, just the amount being changed. I've tried nitrate removing resin which was costing me £10 every 100+ litres for changes.
Пікірлер: 5
Sorry for the aspect ratio. I cannot fix it. My computer and I are having a disagreement.
Thanks for the info
Too bad about the folded gills... It happens with some shubunkin goldfish. I have had it a few times.. I try to cul those . One is so amazing.. I have kept one. Thanks for a great vid
With the nitrate issue that you mentioned, do you have any ability to use a holding container to prep water for water changes ahead of time? Maybe it is worth having that type of a conditioning setup for your fishroom? There are various ways to set it up to aerate things out of the water over time, maybe there is something going on that you can't test for as well.... Groundwater contamination, etc.
@EnglishAquarist
12 күн бұрын
I store 50% of the total volume of my aquariums in water butts and then use pothos to pull out the nitrates which is working. Also allows me to heat the water to the right temperature and use less water conditioner as I'm not conditioning the entire aquariums volume, just the amount being changed. I've tried nitrate removing resin which was costing me £10 every 100+ litres for changes.