Goldfish usually react positively to having a light source, however it is unhealthy to leave your fish tank illuminated constantly and the light also encourages algae to grow rapidly. Eight to twelve hours a day is sufficient for a happy goldfish.
It would die.
it would just keep growing.
If elodea sprigs are kept in the dark for three weeks, they will likely experience reduced photosynthesis due to the lack of light. As a result, the plants may become weak, lose their vibrant green color, and eventually die if the dark conditions persist, as they won't be able to produce the energy needed for growth and survival. Additionally, the sprigs may begin to deplete their stored energy reserves, leading to further deterioration.
If Chlamydomonas, a photosynthetic green alga, is kept in the dark, it will be unable to perform photosynthesis, leading to a lack of energy production. Over time, it will deplete its stored carbohydrates and may begin to utilize alternative metabolic pathways, such as respiration, to survive. Prolonged darkness can stress the cells, potentially resulting in reduced growth, cell division, and overall viability. Eventually, if the dark conditions persist, the organism may die due to energy depletion.
A nursery is a place where small plants and saplings are kept and grown for transplanting.
If a goldfish is kept in the dark it will appear lighter in the morning, So if left in the dark for a long period of time, a goldfish will turn almost white. If kept in the light, it will absorb color, and often become a brighter gold. (almost the same as when we tan, the sun gives us color, and when we get less of it we turn whiter, or lighter)
It would die.
It has been reported that goldfish will loose colour if kept in low light conditions so I guess if you are silly enough to want to not see your fish and keep them (it) in the dark to find out if it goes white that is your right.
The short answer to this question is 'probably not white, though the color will become much paler'.
Yes, as long as it is kept in cool dry place, it will be fine.
Yes they can
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it would just keep growing.
Bread with moist and kept in a dark place.
There is no record kept of the "oldest Goldfish" but I have known them to live for over 20 years.
The goldfish should never be in the same tank as guppies. Goldfish are coldwater fish and need to be kept below 70F. Guppies are tropical fish and need to be kept above 70F.
Mollies are tropical fish and should be kept above 70F. Goldfish are coldwater fish and should be kept below 70F. They should NEVER be kept together.