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Aquarium Related Tips

1. When starting out a new aquarium, it is best to add hardier species at first. Once your aquarium ages a bit and gets settled, you can start to add more sensitive fish to the aquarium.


2. When breeding angelfish, it is normal for the first spawn to suffer heavy losses and not make it all the way to the hatching phase. You should have the proper equipment before you start to breed angelfish.


3. It is a good idea to clean your aquarium with a soft wash cloth and warm water. The soft cloth will not leave scratches on the inside of your aquarium and will remove any unsightly stains.

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Telescope Goldfish, Assorted

$6.98

The Telescope Goldfish gets its name from the fact that its eyes are large and protrude from its head. The Telescope Goldfish should be kept in a tank of at least 10 gallons of water, and should have plenty of room to swim around in, along with plants and rocks to provide the goldfish with natural cover. The Goldfish grows to around 8 inches in length, and is a very peaceful fish. This fish makes a great community fish, but is best kept with members of its own species. The Telescope Goldfish is an omnivore and should be fed a steady diet of flake, pellet, and the occasional meaty food.

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