The Geen Water

if he can't see the fish, how can he net the ranchu... the comments is nothing but comments.

see what i spotted.

Originally posted by goldies
as for this, the green water in the pond looks like sugarcane water from greenngold. but strangely the basin is also clear water. but the side comment was "Scooping goldfish by the farmer. How did he managed to see the fish? " seems to imply that the pond water is not tinted green.

(sorry, i tried to attach the file but it was too big, maybe bro buddha can help me again

Look at the water in the background of these 2 pictures taken from the website Goldfishsg2000, the green is intense what.

Another pic.

with tinted green water you suggested water may just been changed...

maybe you would change your mind later with this picture shown and say they don't bother changing water.

like that how?

Originally posted by goldfishfever
Look at the water in the background of these 2 pictures taken from the website Goldfishsg2000, the green is intense what.

Originally posted by Xerovix
with tinted green water you suggested water may just been changed...

maybe you would change your mind later with this picture shown and say they don't bother changing water.

like that how?

Possible wat. The Japanese change 100% water every 4 to 5 days. This is very frequent water change and timely when the picture was taken.

Originally posted by goldfishfever
Possible wat. The Japanese change 100% water every 4 to 5 days. This is very frequent water change and timely when the picture was taken.

I myself change 100% once a week otherwise the green gets too intense.

you sure they will change 100% water every 4-5days?

think carefully before i drop bombs.

Originally posted by goldfishfever
Possible wat. The Japanese change 100% water every 4 to 5 days. This is very frequent water change and timely when the picture was taken.

is that your preference?

Originally posted by goldfishfever
I myself change 100% once a week otherwise the green gets too intense.

then it is also possible that picture you showed... they don't change water at all.

such enagement of debating is unhealthy...

Originally posted by goldfishfever
Possible wat. The Japanese change 100% water every 4 to 5 days. This is very frequent water change and timely when the picture was taken.

Wow look at the size of the jap pond ... goodness, machiam swimming pool. Change water must be very expensive. No wonder Jap fish so expensive. The buyers are paying their bills. China one maybe twice a month, aiya, yellow river lots of water. alamak, fuzhou near any river or not har ... jialat, better check wait kenna bomb.

Bro xerovix, me also 100% water change hor. my 4ft tank. Now no more 100%, listen to the forum here. 80% weekly.