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A while back I posted because my goldfish were dying in droves (lost 10 over
the space of 3 months). Got loads of great advice from on here, and now with a decent filter, we no longer have the ammonia problem, and the fish seem really happy and are feeding twice a day (I only give them what they will eat) I was delighted a couple of months ago to see tiny babies, and now they are big enough that they feed with the adults, and growing like crazy although they're still brown. I figured that we must be doing something right for them to breed, but a couple of days ago I read in a pond book that fish only breed when their survival is threatened (that figures). So now I have 10 adults and (around) 10 babies in a 3750litre pond. Now we have healthier water, is it likely that they'll breed next year. I'm thinking overstocking! Any comments/advice appreciated. Tracey |
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