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Diseases
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Treating Ich with Salt
Diagnosing by Symptoms
Medications
Medicine Cabinet Recommendations
Medications
Ingredients in Fish Meds
Medicated Food
Medicated Gel Food
Procedures
Giving Injections
Sedate with Finquel or Clove Oil
Clean an Ulcer or Fin Rot
Euthanasia
Diagnosing by Necropsy
Veterinary Procedures
Wen Trim Surgery
Renal Cyst Aspiration
Tumor Removal Surgery
Goldfish
Nutrition Part 1 and Part 2
Gel Food Recipes
Internal and External Anatomy
What Gills Look Like
Sexing Goldfish
Goldfish Color Changes
Quarantine for New Goldfish
Plants
Goldfish and Plants
Potting Plants in Soil
Setting up a Walstad Natural Planted Tank
Natural Planted Betta Bowl
Water Quality
Water Quality
Cycling
Fishless Cycling
Ammonia Toxicity Tables
Baking Soda Calculator
Filters and Filtration

Goldfish and Aquarium Board - About Us

Betty (aka DataGuru)

I've been keeping fish on and off for around 10 years now. The last three years I've done a lot of reading and talking with other fishaholics on the various online discussion boards. I consider myself to have a good understanding of water quality (e.g. pH/KH, ammonia toxicity, and nitrIte toxicity), especially regarding biofiltration and cycling. I also have a good understanding of fish anatomy and physiology, health problems and treatment in goldfish. I own my own microscope and have used it to help identify which parasite was making my goldfish sick. I have also done a lot of reading on goldfish nutrition and make my own gel food. I enjoy do it yourself (DIY) projects and have built a plant filter and lighting for my 125 gallon and my 55 gallon tank.

I currently have 11 freshwater tanks up and running with a variety of species to include fancy and common goldfish, Endler's Livebearers, Swordtails, Mollies, Angelfish, Rosy Barbs, American-flag fish, Danios, Tetras, Bettas, a Killifish, a Flying Fox, shrimp, and a bunch of snails (MTS, pond and ramshorn). I have to admit the fancy goldfish are my favorites.

All of my tanks are planted and five tanks are currently set up as Walstad-type natural planted tanks. Only one of my regular planted tanks is what I'd consider high tech, the rest have low to moderate light with plants potted in topsoil. See my website for more information on my tanks, fish and links to some excellent sources of information on fishkeeping.

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