Oh god no the Ramshorn!

big54bob

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Dec 20, 2006
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#2
lets see

20 Gallon
7 Goldfish
6 Silver dollars on sabbatical
HORNWORT!!!

OVERSTOCKED!!!!!!!!!!!!
Silverdollers get huge and they need a 4 foot tank min. A 55gal could hold about 4 silver, but you can fit all six of them in a 75gal.

Goldies will eat snails. Another solution is to dose the tank with Copper since it kills inverts.
7 goldfish, assumeing you have commons, need to be in a pond period. A foot long common needs 100gals A PEICE. Its so easier to make a pond for them.

Back on topic
 

big54bob

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Dec 20, 2006
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ok i'm getting ignored here YOU CANNOT IN LOVE OF GOD KEEP A OSCAR IN A 20GAL PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OSCARS ARE LIVING CRAPPING(and they crap alot) MACHINES. THERE BIOLOAD IS TOO MUCH FOR A 20GAL. I SUGGEST PULLING YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR BUTT AND REALIZE THAT YOU NEED TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF THE FISH YOU HAVE.

I'll give you brownie points for moving the silver dollars out of the 20gal and into the 55 but I would put the oscar into the 55gal and rehome the giant danios.
 

Doomhed

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ok i'm getting ignored here YOU CANNOT IN LOVE OF GOD KEEP A OSCAR IN A 20GAL PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OSCARS ARE LIVING CRAPPING(and they crap alot) MACHINES. THERE BIOLOAD IS TOO MUCH FOR A 20GAL. I SUGGEST PULLING YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR BUTT AND REALIZE THAT YOU NEED TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF THE FISH YOU HAVE.

I'll give you brownie points for moving the silver dollars out of the 20gal and into the 55 but I would put the oscar into the 55gal and rehome the giant danios.
::gives bob a xanax::

on one post I think I remember him specifying this oscar is under 2 inches in length atm. he has a little while before he has to worry about it.
 

emmanuelchavez

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Feb 22, 2008
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ok i'm getting ignored here YOU CANNOT IN LOVE OF GOD KEEP A OSCAR IN A 20GAL PERIOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OSCARS ARE LIVING CRAPPING(and they crap alot) MACHINES. THERE BIOLOAD IS TOO MUCH FOR A 20GAL. I SUGGEST PULLING YOUR HEAD OUT OF YOUR BUTT AND REALIZE THAT YOU NEED TO TAKE BETTER CARE OF THE FISH YOU HAVE.

I'll give you brownie points for moving the silver dollars out of the 20gal and into the 55 but I would put the oscar into the 55gal and rehome the giant danios.
Dude, chill. There is seriously no need for that. You already said that twice. There's nothing more you can do. WRITING IN ALL CAPS AND INSULTING SOMEONE ISN'T GOING TO MAKE ANYONE DO SOMETHING DIFFERENT JUST BECAUSE YOU TELL THEM TO!!! You didn't even answer the original question, which is they the OP was here in the first place. Probably why you were ignored.
 

fiddlybits

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Jan 15, 2010
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Go to a lake that is at a higher altitude, preferably in a forest type area, especially if it is a bird-sanctuary swamp. Duckweed are little floating plants, a couple of pea-green spongy leaves about 1/8" diameter with a little thread of a root, maybe 1/2' long. They reproduce so well as to form floating blankets that block the sun from the weeds below.
In your aquarium they might be a pest, getting into the filter, or your fish might love to snack on them.
If you get them, or anything from the wild, rinse well and quarantine first, to make sure you didn't bring home something you didn't want.
 

fiddlybits

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Jan 15, 2010
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#17
And why are you keeping goldfish (coldwater species) in with tropicals? They can survive it, but won't be happy, and they will grow fast, needing bigger spaces. They will also eat almost anything but plastic plants and rocks.