I have a 10 gallon tank with two goldfish. Being they're coldwater fish, I do not have a heater in the tank. I turn the tank light on during the day when I wake up and off at night when I go to sleep. I do not have a thermometer in/on the side of the tank (go ahead and flame me I know you want to.)
Recently, much to my surprise, I noticed a lot of very tiny, see-through baby fish, that were undoubtedly freshly hatched goldfish. I know that it takes a lot of certain conditions to encourage the fish to breed and I wasn't even trying. I know that goldfish need very warm water to get "in the mood."
The fish like to nibble at my fingers so occasionally I put my fingertips in the fishtank. Usually it's very warm, but I work in the daytime so I've only done this in the evenings. But today I have a shift in the evening, and I dipped my fingers in the fishtank at about 11:30am, and the water was cold (or as cold as goldfish water gets).
2007-11-27
04:39:33
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Megan
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