Could I give this to fish that are in a tank?
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I don't see why not as long as the fish have larger mouths i.e. Koi, or goldfish. Smaller fish like guppies would not be able to eat the pellets. I feed it to my goldfish which are in a small pond. The food floats on the top for quite a while.
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You probably could. All the fish I feed love it. Especially the cat fish, the carp and the crappie. The bass don't care for it though.
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I don't see why not if you are buying the smaller pellets and the fish are already big mouthed. For instance, these don't work well with guppies whose mouths are too small. The fish need to be able to grab the pellets. The pellets don't muddy the water so a tank should be fine. Is there room in your tank for the fish to jump at the pellets without hitting the top of the tank? The pellets will float on the water. They are designed for fish that have colors like Koi and large goldfish. Have you considered purchasing the flakes?
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The smaller pellets are about 3-4mm in size. If the fish are large enough to grab these, then you should be able to feed them. The food nicely floats on the surface allowing the fish to attack them as needed. I use them in an outdoor pond with Koi and they love it. The original / previous versions of the food were much larger pellets (about 2x) so make sure the ones you buy are the smaller pellets.
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Yes, you can. But it isn't easy. Either rinse the heck out of it (you will be rinsing away quite a few minerals as well, so be aware of that), and lower it in a scoop at a time. Or nearly empty the tank, putting the fish etc. In a bucket. Add product in where you want it, replanting as necessary, then refill. The first is easier, the second better, though difficult with larger tanks.
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You can but you would be filling it every 2 days.I hooked mine into my 500 gallon home tank.
659846
I would say that if it is a betta, it probably won't be an issue. The previous poster was keeping platys, and more than one of them. I'm not surprised there were problems. If I put a zebra danio in there, it would probably jump out too. But bettas are a lot more sedate, and you only keep one, so he won't be trying to evade an annoying tankmate.
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I have a male guppy, neon tetras and two corys all in the same tank. I haven't noticed any problems. I think it's safe.
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Yes, but if it is a small goldfish use half a dose and slowly add the rest through the day. It will work but smaller fish have a hard time with it. Use 3/4 the dose of salt
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No you can't place a gold fish in this tank. It's only meant for Betta fish.
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I have it in my African Cichlid tank and it works great!! My fish are fresh water fish. I it is good to provide some sort of water movement for your fish.
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No because a heater would make the water too hot since it is a 1 gallon tank. The fish would be unhealthy.
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Yes, but definitely do not add the powder directly to the tank if there are fish within. Pre-mix a solution and adjust before adding fish, animals or plants.
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I wouldn't recommend putting gold fish in this small of a tank. Gold Fish create a TON of waste they need at least 10 gl tank to support them.
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Yes you can. My LFS does this with unopened bottles. Of course it is MUCH cheaper on Amazon. This stuff works very well to cycle your tank.
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It does not have the circulation volume needed for that. For fish not feet. They do make larger ones that may work. �
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I haven't but I would think it would poison the water if there were fish in the tank. Check with your pet shop to see what they suggest......
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I don't think that you can. I am using it in a 75 gallon tank with a fluval fx5 filter. It is not performing like I had hoped. By the way, it has a very funky smell (new out of the container too).
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I'm not sure. The package says salt water. Maybe you should look for the Gulp that is good for fresh water. I don't know if the fish know the difference.
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Doubtful, your filtration will probably gather them all up before the had a chance to hatch. Also not sure if the salinity matches from your tank and what they hatch in.