Fish not eating

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Shafew007 said:
I was thinking about 900 to 1000 gallons . Not so deep but more surface for them to swim around.
Yeah I heard they get to 3 feet and more
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wow thats big man.. You must have a giant garden then
 
neko1 said:
wow thats big man.. You must have a giant garden then
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Big for an aquarium...pretty tiny for a pond. Those fish have a lot of growing still to do.

Considering what you have them in now, I would suggest you stop playing on the internet and start digging. Perhaps find somewhere else to put those goldfish as well; that container is already painfully overcrowded with just the sharks.
 
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jjohnwm said:
Big for an aquarium...pretty tiny for a pond. Those fish have a lot of growing still to do.

Considering what you have them in now, I would suggest you stop playing on the internet and start digging. Perhaps find somewhere else to put those goldfish as well; that container is already painfully overcrowded with just the sharks.
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welp mb i put in 1000gallon to liter and thought it was 3 785.41178 liter but its just 3785 liters. that around 3,5x my tank...

I think you will need to go bigger for id sharks and atleast 3x the gallons you wanted to go for a year or 10.


i dont get why people get id sharks. they get way to massive to keep.
those fish probably would be better of on a bbq , they taste quite good aswell
 
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neko1 said:
welp mb i put in 1000gallon to liter and thought it was 3 785.41178 liter but its just 3785 liters. that around 3,5x my tank...

I think you will need to go bigger for id sharks and atleast 3x the gallons you wanted to go for a year or 10.


i dont get why people get id sharks. they get way to massive to keep.
those fish probably would be better of on a bbq , they taste quite good aswell
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Yeah I'd probably exchange it for some species that are more manageble if I find someone.
 
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