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Aquarium Related Tips

1. You should always thoroughly research the type of aquarium you are going to be setting up before you purchase it. Make sure you have the proper gallon capacity and shape that will fit in your home.


2. Make any adjustments to the placement of the decorations in your aquarium before you fill up the aquarium all the way. Not doing this can cause an overflow when you reach into the tank.


3. When adding particularly aggressive fish to your aquarium, it is a good idea to move around the rocks and such in the aquarium before placing the new fish into the aquarium. Moving the rocks in the aquarium will allow the fish to go back and stake out their own territory.

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Oranda Goldfish, Assorted

$15.09

Oranda Goldfish have been around for many years as a hibrid goldfish species. They are silver coated with orange markings usually on the head of the fish. Oranda Goldfish are social, and for this reason they are best kept in groups in the aquarium. The Oranda Goldfish grows to around 12 inches in length, and for this reason you should provide a larger sized aquarium of around 50-55 gallons to allow for plenty of swimming room for the Oranda Goldfish. You should feed the Oranda Golfish a diet of freshly cut vegetables, and the occasional meaty treat.

This product was added to our catalog on Thursday 12 July, 2007.
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