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Old August 30th 06, 05:19 AM posted to rec.aquaria.freshwater.misc
Köi-Lö
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Default Temperature for Goldfish


"Bill Stock" wrote in message
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"Köi-Lö" $##$$@$##$$.#$$ wrote in message
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My outdoor goldfish survive outdoors in water that reaches the mid 90s.
If your GF are dying there is some other problem. What is the PH of your
tank? What are the ammonia and nitrite readings? Are any of the fish
dying in the shop's tank where you bought them? Is your tank filtered
and aerated? Is there excess food settling on the bottom and growing
fur?



His tank is only 20 gallons and it does not sound like it's cycled.

First thing to check for is ammonia.

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Yikes,... 7 fish in a 20g tank. I bet it is ammonia.
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