Two or three fish?

[dz]

I found out that the smaller goldfish is pushing the larger one around. Will
the situation change if I put one more goldfish in the tank? BTW, the tank
is 29G.

Thanks

dz

[Geezer From Freezer]

dz wrote:
>
> I found out that the smaller goldfish is pushing the larger one around. Will
> the situation change if I put one more goldfish in the tank? BTW, the tank
> is 29G.
>
> Thanks
>
> dz

dz, you probably have a male and a female. If you introduce another it may
changes, but not much
I doubt.

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the bigger fish either has eggs or is sick.
EMERGENCY
1. check the water parameters: pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrates
2. do the fish physical
3. change some or all of the water, add 1 teaspoon salt per 5 gallons water
4. from the water parameters and physical decide on a course of action
5. if there is nothing specific, do the tub to tub method

"dz" > wrote:

>I found out that the smaller goldfish is pushing the larger one around. Will
>the situation change if I put one more goldfish in the tank? BTW, the tank
>is 29G.
>
>Thanks
>
>dz
>



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[Geezer From Freezer]

wrote:
>
> the bigger fish either has eggs or is sick.
> EMERGENCY
> 1. check the water parameters: pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrates
> 2. do the fish physical
> 3. change some or all of the water, add 1 teaspoon salt per 5 gallons water
> 4. from the water parameters and physical decide on a course of action
> 5. if there is nothing specific, do the tub to tub method

Add to that

6. Keep the water temperature static!