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March 9th 08, 07:59 AM
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I Separated My Fish
I now have the gourami and one goldie in my 5 gallon tank, and a guppy,
a goldie, and a black moor,in my 2.5 gallon tank. 
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March 9th 08, 02:41 PM
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I Separated My Fish
On Mar 9, 3:59*am, (L u) wrote:
I now have the gourami and one goldie in my 5 gallon tank, and a guppy, a *goldie, and a black moor,in my 2.5 gallon tank. Did you ever get a "decent" hob type of filter yet? The gourami and guppy wuld be better off together and the goldies all in one tank or the black moor and the gourami and guppy together.
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March 9th 08, 04:16 PM
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I Separated My Fish...Pat
No, I just got another kit from Petland. I didn't want anything too big,
as I don't have the room. And with 5 fish (3 of them goldies) and the 2 tropicals (guppy & gourami) I knew I needed to separate them. Am going to take your advice, and take Aladin (my goldie) out of my new tank, and put him in with Nemo (my calico goldie.) I think I will take out Alan (gourami) and leave him with Jesse Jackson (black moor) and Finny. (guppy.) Me and my son named them all. 
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