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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself' started by manta975, Feb 26, 2011.

  1. manta975

    manta975 Thread Starter New Member

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    I saw some youtube videos on Endlers and checked out the site because it was linked every where.

    So anyway i am Sean, i currently have one 30 gallon goldfish tank and a 10 gallon with just 4 oto cats but am hoping to get some endlers in there at some point, and hopefully start a large cycled tank with my dad eventually. Also want to get my 70 gallon (i think) pond up and get a few more goldfish. Oh and i am in Ohio at the moment.
     
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  2. Anthony

    Anthony Active Member

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    Welcome to the forum Sean.
     
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  3. HBIC

    HBIC Need help??? That's what we're here for :)

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    Welcome to the community, I am actually considering selling off my school of a hundred or better endlers, give me a shout if you are interested when the weather warms up a bit.
     
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    Hello and welcome to THE EXOTIC FISH forum Sean: our friendly & family oriented forum that focuses in on the proper care of wet pets.

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    Hey welcome to the Exotic Fish. How many goldfish do you have in a 30?
     
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    welcome.
     
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  7. manta975

    manta975 Thread Starter New Member

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    I have just one feeder fish. I used to have a few fancies in there but they all died of unknown reasons I think most of it was swim bladder issues but I don't know what caused it, I checked the water and it seemed fine. Its got a 550 gallon per hour filter on it. I even took one that i really cared about to the vet and got some anti biotics injected but even he passed.but this feeder seems to be doing fine i have had him the longest i think 4 years now but he is still only about 4 inches long. i cant figure out why he doesn't grow.
     
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    manta975 Thread Starter New Member

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    just an update about my 10 gallon i got 3 checkerboard sand loaches and 3 fancy guppies. going to keep the loaches in the 10 gallon until they are bigger then probably put them in with the goldfish.
     
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