I do 2 per week and have some chonkers! I highly recommend a python water changer so it isn't a massive pain in the ass. You have to do them. There's no way around it and will only harm your fish if you don't do it. I've got a 125g with three filters. One Marineland canister, and two Cascade 600 internal filters.
Bruh my water changes takes me around 3-4 hours. 300 gallon indoor pond. I do about 60% water change once every 2 weeks. Then I put aquarium salt in every 2 months.
ive got a 75 with 2 hob filters and 5 fancies nitrate and nitrite always undetectable when i test ammonia about .25 do i still need to change to stop the growth inhibiting hormone?
Hey! If your reading any ammonia that's going to be bothering the fish, we should be always be aiming for zero, it will spike just after feeding, but then you should see an increase in your nitrites and nitrates, if you're not seeing any of those at all, your biological filter may need a boost of good bacteria to get it converting that ammonia! We want to change ammonia to nitrates as quickly as possible, if your using hobs that have those disposable cartridges, they never allow you to properly grow a good bacteria colony, and in any case with goldfish, it's always a good rule to do waterchanges because they do produce quite a bit of waste!
I can't imagine seeing one of your fish in person. They are SO BIG like do they need hugs?? Do they need walks? I love them. I wouldn't get one, because I would love it too much and I know I don't have the space or housing guarantee for their lifespan. Very nice fish. I love the fish shots lol 🐟📷🤓
I would LOVE to be able to hug them!!!! 😂😂😂👏👏👏 They are pretty huge now, and they are all still growing! With a bit of luck and a lot of care ill have these guys for another 20+ years without any issues, that's one thing I love about them, they are really a pet for life!!
But your hornwort needs the fish poop to grow. But yes, clean the poop once every 2 to 3 days. How old are they in this video? Bare bottom is easier to siphon vacuum. Filter helps keep beneficial bacteria. Plants help absorb a little bit if ammonia. And in the process, fish and plants grow. Yep. LED light helps fish and plants also.
There is enough nutrients in the water for the plants to grow without any issues, that's if they can grow at all before the fish eat them!! 😂😂😂 Bare bottom is easy but I prefer for the fish to have a substrate they can sift through and relax on, it keeps them constantly entertained!!
We can make its less stressful by not disturbing them too much, the main thing is to do waterchanges before things get bad, nasty water is WAY more stressful for a goldfish than a waterchange!! 😂👏🎉
I think it's a great video and has lots of great information, but I think the main thing that needs saying is your fish won't grow wen with just waterchanges. It's all about genetics. If your fish doesn't have wen genetics then it won't get wen
They give it a good go for sure!! 🤣🤣🤣 if you start with a large enough bunch they can't eat more than it can grow, so even a pond with a hundred huge hongry goldfish won't be able to strip it bare! 😂😂😂
It really depends on the system you have for filtration and how much your feeding, going for 50% 1-2 times a week should be enough to keep things nicely balanced!! 👍👍👍
@@TheJoyofAquascaping I've got two tube filters made from 3" pipe, each with a 1600lph powerhead. I guess I'll have to keep an eye on the test kits. Thanks for replying.
I waterchange most days, the main rule is to waterchange before things go bad, depending on the amount of food you feed, size of the tank and filtration, it can be different, but for me, I waterxhange every second day as a minimum to stop waste from building up and causing issues! 👍
I just use 40l buckets and fill them half way, they're the rubbery ones you find in a lot of gardening centers and animal feed stores, the ones i have are generic no name brands, I used them tonnes back when I used to work with horses, turns out they're great for fish too! 😂😂😂
I do 2 per week and have some chonkers! I highly recommend a python water changer so it isn't a massive pain in the ass. You have to do them. There's no way around it and will only harm your fish if you don't do it. I've got a 125g with three filters. One Marineland canister, and two Cascade 600 internal filters.
Man your right I do 2 water changes a month and these comets are growing super fast
Water changes take a few minutes .......takes me half a hour
People exercise in gym and pay for it
I exercise by doing daily water change for these pigs and it is free 😂
😂😂😂😂 if it weren't for water changes I'd get no exercise at all these days!!
Thx for this! Gorgeous fish!
You should buy a cheap pond submersible water pump. Like 20 bucks and you can have it pump from your bucket into the tank without straining yourself
Bruh my water changes takes me around 3-4 hours. 300 gallon indoor pond. I do about 60% water change once every 2 weeks. Then I put aquarium salt in every 2 months.
Great video buddy well explained 👍
Thanks! I'm getting a good few questions about this on my Instagram, so I thought it was probably worth while doing a quick video on it!! 😂👍
13:10 that looks fire bro 🥦🥦🥦🔥
Great video
Very helpful
why don't you remove the plants man? the fishes can barely swim
ive got a 75 with 2 hob filters and 5 fancies nitrate and nitrite always undetectable when i test ammonia about .25 do i still need to change to stop the growth inhibiting hormone?
Hey! If your reading any ammonia that's going to be bothering the fish, we should be always be aiming for zero, it will spike just after feeding, but then you should see an increase in your nitrites and nitrates, if you're not seeing any of those at all, your biological filter may need a boost of good bacteria to get it converting that ammonia! We want to change ammonia to nitrates as quickly as possible, if your using hobs that have those disposable cartridges, they never allow you to properly grow a good bacteria colony, and in any case with goldfish, it's always a good rule to do waterchanges because they do produce quite a bit of waste!
I can't imagine seeing one of your fish in person. They are SO BIG like do they need hugs?? Do they need walks? I love them. I wouldn't get one, because I would love it too much and I know I don't have the space or housing guarantee for their lifespan. Very nice fish. I love the fish shots lol 🐟📷🤓
I would LOVE to be able to hug them!!!! 😂😂😂👏👏👏 They are pretty huge now, and they are all still growing! With a bit of luck and a lot of care ill have these guys for another 20+ years without any issues, that's one thing I love about them, they are really a pet for life!!
But your hornwort needs the fish poop to grow. But yes, clean the poop once every 2 to 3 days. How old are they in this video? Bare bottom is easier to siphon vacuum. Filter helps keep beneficial bacteria. Plants help absorb a little bit if ammonia. And in the process, fish and plants grow. Yep. LED light helps fish and plants also.
There is enough nutrients in the water for the plants to grow without any issues, that's if they can grow at all before the fish eat them!! 😂😂😂 Bare bottom is easy but I prefer for the fish to have a substrate they can sift through and relax on, it keeps them constantly entertained!!
What size do the fish get before you start following the 20 gallons per fish guideline?
If you're asking, you're already wrong.
@@kenaultman7499 wrong? Mine grew into nerf foorballs..btw your tank is overstocked.
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Thank you!
Hi, isn't it stressful for fish to make water changes every day? Can I do water changes every day even with adult goldfish?
We can make its less stressful by not disturbing them too much, the main thing is to do waterchanges before things get bad, nasty water is WAY more stressful for a goldfish than a waterchange!! 😂👏🎉
Great video 👍
Thank you!!!
As soon as my mops have eggs on do should I pit them in a shallow tank with a airstone
I actually lost it at raining poop lol
😂😂😂
I think it's a great video and has lots of great information,
but I think the main thing that needs saying is your fish won't grow wen with just waterchanges. It's all about genetics. If your fish doesn't have wen genetics then it won't get wen
How is the elodea alive? Wouldn’t goldfish shred that stuff up?
They give it a good go for sure!! 🤣🤣🤣 if you start with a large enough bunch they can't eat more than it can grow, so even a pond with a hundred huge hongry goldfish won't be able to strip it bare! 😂😂😂
Can you give me any advice for water changes for 2 orandas in a 240 litre? Like how often and how much?
It really depends on the system you have for filtration and how much your feeding, going for 50% 1-2 times a week should be enough to keep things nicely balanced!! 👍👍👍
@@TheJoyofAquascaping I've got two tube filters made from 3" pipe, each with a 1600lph powerhead. I guess I'll have to keep an eye on the test kits. Thanks for replying.
What size sponge filters is that
How often do you do a water change? Once a week?
I waterchange most days, the main rule is to waterchange before things go bad, depending on the amount of food you feed, size of the tank and filtration, it can be different, but for me, I waterxhange every second day as a minimum to stop waste from building up and causing issues! 👍
Great video! What size buckets do you use? Where did you get them?
I just use 40l buckets and fill them half way, they're the rubbery ones you find in a lot of gardening centers and animal feed stores, the ones i have are generic no name brands, I used them tonnes back when I used to work with horses, turns out they're great for fish too! 😂😂😂
I usually water change 1-2 a month
I get everything soaked when i do water changes....nightmare
Ok bro it doesn’t take minutes it takes like a hour 😂😂