I agree, get them out to a pond. I have found dealing with orandas, once
they go to the flip side, if they can go outside they have to go to
passing-on-side. I've moved to moors and ryunkins for now. ~ jan


On Fri, 18 Jul 2003 20:00:37 GMT, wrote:

aha .. well, out into a pond for the summer OR
http://users.megapathdsl.net/~solo/p...m.htm#floating
problems
try the no food and/or peas and epsom salts to flush them out.
Ingrid

"dkat" wrote:
The tank is spotless at all times (he keeps back up water in a container for
5 days to eliminate chlorine and then uses this to clean the tank). Given
that it is over-feeding (very likely as he was told that you can feed them
as much as they want and the tank has no plants in it so the fish only get
dry food I believe), what can he do now?


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