7 s) e+ u" E$ e( @4 p! F3 GDoes it take that long? I wish not. \# e: L+ v* C4 z$ \% b
Perhaps I was too eager to set up my tank. 4 T9 \8 p6 d& g& Y& k$ t: [3 i- c) d
I bought the tank on Friday./ c: l2 x4 K b/ _. v7 M" r
I filled with tap water the same evening. & B/ M3 ?+ k' O, G0 b* X
I bought some plants on Saturday. The plants are great!# T/ w! u# f5 a' [
I bought fish on Sunday, put them in water for an hour before opening the bag. 9 u: ]# s1 W, f5 n3 u6 I3 B" I
But after one hour almost half of them died. ! ]" |# ~! A# ~Three hours later no fish left alive. + y2 j( l& p# g4 g6 G
So sad to see all the beautiful little things losing their lives.
& W+ E c. r2 i9 w$ Q6 I% f' `) K4 c; v# aThanks! ! ~( Z5 e2 q3 a2 I+ ?, g" [What fish should I add to my existing goldfish? ( x% Z0 ~( G4 EI did not plan to have the least-expensive goldfish in my tank, but for the purpose of testing my water, I bought 5 of them. They have been doing very well. I do not think it ok to throw them away live. Then when I add fish, I have to consider what fish can live along with them. 8 X( i2 \2 r+ E% `4 tDo you have any suggestions?