Goldfish loosing scales (pond)
Hi people wonder if anyone can help me i have had a pond in my garden for
about 3 years now and everything has been runing lovely until i just notice that 2 of my gold fish have scales missing and also one of them has a block spot on it, apart from this the goldfish are alert feeding well and acting normal for goldfish. the pond is 6ft by 5ft and just over 3 feet deep, i have changed the filter and the water is clear, what action should i be takin with this? |
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 16:11:59 +0100, teeno
wrote: ===Hi people wonder if anyone can help me i have had a pond in my garden for ===about 3 years now and everything has been runing lovely until i just ===notice that 2 of my gold fish have scales missing and also one of them has ===a block spot on it, apart from this the goldfish are alert feeding well ===and acting normal for goldfish. the pond is 6ft by 5ft and just over 3 ===feet deep, i have changed the filter and the water is clear, what action ===should i be takin with this? Clear water is not necessarily a sign of "good" water. What is parameters of your water? Black spots and marks occuring on a goldfish is usually a sign of water quality being off and a build up of ammonia and or nitrates etc........ ============================================== Put some color in your cheeks...garden naked! |
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 15:30:28 +0000, ~Roy~ wrote:
On Fri, 01 Apr 2005 16:11:59 +0100, teeno wrote: ===Hi people wonder if anyone can help me i have had a pond in my garden for ===about 3 years now and everything has been runing lovely until i just ===notice that 2 of my gold fish have scales missing and also one of them has ===a block spot on it, apart from this the goldfish are alert feeding well ===and acting normal for goldfish. the pond is 6ft by 5ft and just over 3 ===feet deep, i have changed the filter and the water is clear, what action ===should i be takin with this? Clear water is not necessarily a sign of "good" water. What is parameters of your water? Black spots and marks occuring on a goldfish is usually a sign of water quality being off and a build up of ammonia and or nitrates etc........ ============================================== Put some color in your cheeks...garden naked! Ok i will test the water and see what that comes up with and will do a water cycle if needed thanx |
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