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The goldfish will be fine in a plastic bag for a few hours, but should be transferred to an aquarium or bowl as soon as possible. Although goldfish bowls may have enough oxygen in the water, you should consider aeration (bubbling air) rather than changing water often, which can stress some fish. For a larger tank, water can be filtered and treated to prevent algae growth.
For outside pools, aeration is also a good idea to prevent stagnation. Snails are sometimes used to control plant growth in both inside and outside fish environments.
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∙ 11y agoyou watch the goldfish go around the fish tank discover something they find amazing then watch them go around the bowl again and realise it again because they had already forgotten what was there
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Should your goldfish stay in the plastic bag?
yes. their seasoning could go bad if there in the fresh air too long. :)
Are plastic plants harmful for your goldfish aquarium?
plastic plants are not harmful to your goldfish aquarium.
Which Fruit will rot first the one in the plastic bag or without plastic bag?
in the plastic bag first
Will banana brown faster in a paper bag or plastic bag?
plastic bag
How many goldfish per bag have smiles?
All of them" A snack that smiles baack goldfish!"
When can you transfer your goldfish from indoors to outdoors?
I will suppose when you mean "outdoors" you mean of an outdoor pond in your backyard or something like that. I believe it will really be the same process as when you introduce goldfish to a new home right after when you buy them fresh from the petstore. Here a few steps to how to do it (I think):Get a transparent plastic bag or something like that of the sort.Go to your goldfish aquarium, or where your goldfish were previously.Carefully insert the bag into the aquarium, trying not to stress your fish out.Carefully let your fish into the bag without agitating them until you have all your goldfish int he bag or bags.Tie a knot on the top of the bag to make sure the goldfish don't jump out (if they can) or even if the bag accidently slips from your hand (Which will be terribly bad for your goldfish) everything won't just spill out (which would be a disaster).Carefully take your bag full of goldfish to the outdoor pond.Float the bag onto the water of the outdoor pond.Leave the bat half-submerged into the water for 20 minutes or more. This step if crucial, since your goldfish will be terribly surprised if they suddenly go into a weird environment or different temperature (and goldfish don't like surprises).Untie the bag.Slowly either poor the water out or let the goldfish go out of the untied bag themselves.Before doing step #10, make sure the extra water from the bag doesn't overflow your outdoor pond and that you have plenty of space for the excess water to enter.You are done!If you have other fish like koi or bigger fish in the pond, examine carefully, because the koi or bigger fish could harass the usually smaller sized fish around, and if this is true, I suggest that you take the goldfish out and put them into another home, because being harassed will stress the goldfish out.I hope I have been some help, and good luck transporting your goldfish to the outdoors! =)
How will a banana ripe faster in a plastic bag or outside?
plastic bag
How many plastic bags are there in one plastic bag?
thousands to millions
What is a baggy?
A baggy is a small bag, particularly a clear plastic bag.
What do you use plastic bag for?
plastic bag has many uses .the main is shopping.
Should you get plastic bag or paper bag from the store?
I personally think that you should get a plastic bag from the store because paper bags will rip a lot easier than a plastic bag will.
How do you acclimatise your goldfish?
If you want to acclimate your goldfish into a new tank, do it slowly so the goldfish don't get stressed.set up your goldfish tank or pond in advance.Let the water cycle and establish beneficial bacteria that will help regulate the nitrogen cycle and help deal with the ammonia produced by a goldfish.Add a dechlorinator that will eliminate chlorine and chloramine.If you fill your tank with tap water, it will have one or both of these in the water. Don't bother buying fancy dechlorinators, just buy one that eliminates both.Float the bag filled with air and the goldfish into your aquarium water.Let the bag float for 30min until the water temperature inside the bag matches the water in the aquarium. Goldfish can die if there are rapid changes in water temperatures.Open the bag, let the water mix and slowly let the goldfish swim into its new home.Depending on the size of your tank, don't add more than a few goldfish at a time or your tanks ammonia levels might spike and kill all the goldfish in your tank. A cycled tank will help keep this from happening.
