Okay here is the deal....I have a 30g and i donno quite how to set it up. I have four fancy goldfish, I donno were to get a good oriment and what planst would look good with what. Got any idea, and any places to go besides petco and petsmart os is that it?
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sell it and buy a 180 and get some MONSTERS!! 
haha. id say 86 the goldfish and make a small planted with a few german rams. thats what i would do since there are not to many fish that are interesting and can be kept in such a small space.
haha. id say 86 the goldfish and make a small planted with a few german rams. thats what i would do since there are not to many fish that are interesting and can be kept in such a small space.
Starfish said:
Get get some natural looking gravel, plastic plants (goldfish will eat real ones), some rocks, and maybe a pot or driftwood. I like the natural look. I think it's the best IMO.
riskistang said:grenade3 said:sell it and buy a 180 and get some MONSTERS!!
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No...get 300 gal...
even better!
You might get more responses if you post this in the general aquarium discussion forum.
As for my input, I suggest getting a bigger tank
With the one you've got though, definitely get some fake plants, or maybe a piece of driftwood. You're best bet would be petsmart, unless you want to order online for your tank. If so, I'll come back with a list of sites.
As for my input, I suggest getting a bigger tank
With the one you've got though, definitely get some fake plants, or maybe a piece of driftwood. You're best bet would be petsmart, unless you want to order online for your tank. If so, I'll come back with a list of sites.
grenade3 said:
I agree with this.. I was at a friends house and he had a tank with some German Rams and man... those suckers are awesome! Tiny little fish with great colors. Nice plants, some rocks and you a cool little tank.
benzjamin13 said:
Who says goldfish eat aal plants? Mine are quite tolerant of vallisneria (and it grows fast enough to make up for the occasional nipping). However, roots of floating plants are a treat ...
But I agree, go natural. I have a 10 gal which I use to bring my goldies thru the Winter before they return to their pond. Plants, driftwood, sand (they love it), and good filtration!
And: Welcome to MFK!
HarleyK
Keep it natural, Wal-mart has things people here have used in their tanks, and get a good filtration system , 4 of those suckers in that tank will get messy fast!