#Aquadine goldfish how to#

The NIKA ANTI-CHLORINE is a straight forward product and it only eliminates chlorine presenting in tap water and creating the most natural water condition immediately upon usage (from the bottle). I use this for my Turtle tank as it was cheap to use but after watching this video, I will now use it more often for my other tanks. Priced under 10 ringgit for 1 liter bottle and not many Aquarium Shops sells it I would advice to buy online if you cant find one from local shops. This brand is the only brand I found so far that writes their ingredient which is: Na2S25H20 – if I use my High School Science knowledge, it is Sodium Metabisulfite and Water. This is the most shocking result and below is the result of NIKA – ANTI-CHLORINE When I open the bottle, there is no smell coming out as expected because NIKA only claims to remove Chlorine from water and does not do any other work such as neutralizing heavy metal or helps with stress coat.

The most popular Anti-Chlorine Water Conditioner in Malaysia. Has made many Aquarium Enthusiast became a Hobbyist and even Sifus. The famous Tension Gon by mydilab is an all in one water conditioner that removes Chlorine & Chloramine, Neutralizes Ammonia & Heavy Metal, Inhibit Nitrate accumulation in fish, Vitamin B as anti-stress, and Replaces lost and damages protective slime coat and more… (from bottle). Tension Gon (or the correct way of writing: Tensiongon) is the benchmark of product and pricing (range between 25 to 30+ Ringgit for 1 Liter bottle), it is the most used Water Conditioner for many Aquariums and fish including Arowana, Flowerhorn, Cichlids, marine tank and many more. It is even use for transportation and many hobbyist and Sifus have sworn to the product to be the ultimate water conditioner in Malaysia.Īs you open the bottle, a very strong smell comes out of the bottle which I can confirm it contains certain ingredients that could help with making the water to be better for the fish.

#Aquadine goldfish how to#

Our guide to goldfish care is constantly kept up-to-date and covers: Below is the video and interesting result of Tension Gon by mydilab.If you’re new to keeping goldfish or want to refresh your knowledge, you’ve come to the right place! In this introduction to goldfish care, we give you the best and most up-to-date advice on how to care for goldfish and help them live a long time.Your goldfish tank: What size tank you need to care for goldfish properly and how many fish you can keep together.Goldfish care equipment: What equipment you need to take good care of goldfish and the latest products on offer.Goldfish food:How to feed your goldfish a nutritious and healthy diet.

Water parameters and water changes: When and how to change your goldfish tank water as part of a good goldfish care routine.Health: How to stop your goldfish getting sick.(They also eat Pro-Gold, Omega One, Wardley's and Laguna food, of course, but Aquadine is their main source of spirulina.) I've been feeding my babies a blend of Aquadine goldfish and spirulina chips for at least a year, and they love 'em! The spirulina is just the right size for them, without being messy like flakes or big and hard like the kind sold for algae eaters. I was really bummed out when the only pet store in town that carries it announced they weren't going to sell it anymore. I bought a huge container from what they had left, figuring when that was gone my babies would have to live without it. The fishies will be so happy to hear about it! But of course they have a website! D'oh! Silly me.

Oh, and a little off-topic postscript.I don't know if anyone's noticed, but my website has been down for a couple of weeks. My old server just disappeared/went out of business without giving me a chance to transfer anything, so there was some down time as I moved everything to a new host. It'll all systems go now, though, and should be up again within 72 hours. No steak, but occasionally eggs-of the scrambled variety! No live food, either, as I live in a relatively small city where it's not available in stores. I do give them Tetra-brand freeze-dried bloodworms occasionally. I tried feeding them Hikari freeze-dried bloodworms, but for some reason Jackie is TERRIFIED of them. I'd put a little chunk in the tank, and she'd go nuts. She'd hide, shoot up to the top to nibble a bit, then SPLASH and dive to hide some more. When I first got Sammy, I fed him nothing but Tetra Fin GF flakes and Wardley brine shrimp flakes, since that's what my best friend fed her fish. As he grew, and I got Jackie, I just started buying every kind of GF food I could find. At first they were too small to handle pellets-although it was hilarious to watch poor baby Sammy trying to get a Wardley's Goldfish Crumble in his tiny mouth. Now he and Jackie can and do vacuum in *medium* Wardley's pellets, in triplicate, without hesitation.