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do fish mind the thick mud?
I have got about thirty goldfish in a plastic cold water storage tank about
4 metres long 1metre deep and about one metre high. It's full of sludgy mud at the bottom. normally they don't disturb the mud and the water stays clear. lately though they have been rushing and thrashing about and the tank water now just looks black. I'm wondering what is the easiest way to clear out the mud at the bottom of the tank. my first instinct would be to take a small bucket and keep spooning out the sludge. but i wondering if all the sludge got really stirred up, and this would certainly do it; whether the fish would suffer discomfort, and whether their gills and breathing can filter out all the mud particles, without any trouble? any suggestions to a novice most welcome. |
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