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I am a very new ponder here in Zone 5 Ohio. Put in one of those 90-gal.
preformed kits in the spring, and we love it! Here's my question. I really didn't feed our two 4-5" goldfish (one comet and one something else -- all orange!) all summer. Now we have at least nine, maybe more, babies. The weather had gotten quite cool and the fish all were pretty inactive. I had read that you shouldn't feed fish when they start their metabolic slowdown for the winter. Now we're in a weeklong stretch of 60-70 degree days and 50s at night. The fish seem quite active again. I worry about them (especially the babies) having developed enough body fat for the winter. Is it OK to feed them during the warmer temps or should I just let them chow down on the anacharis? Thanks! Frances |
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