The best environment for goldfish is an under stocked aquarium with ample filtration and regular maintenance. Live plants can be used, although they will usually end up eaten as the fish get bigger.
It is not recommended to keep goldfish in unfiltered bowls, although it is possible if frequent (usually bi-weekly) water changes are consistently done and the water remains aerated.
As a result monitoring goldfish’s water conditions is very important. Goldfish tend to be messy fish, with a big appetite, which leads to large amounts of waste. Vegetable matter like algae sheets, cucumbers, or peas can be supplemented into the goldfish’s diet to help maintain optimal health. Avoid meaty foods, goldfish have a high vegetable requirement. Flakes or pellet formulas especially for goldfish are best. Goldfish are easy to feed as the will accept virtually any types of fish food. Goldfish can live up to 20 years given a proper diet and water conditions there have been recorded accounts of goldfish living into their 40’s Most types of goldfish will reach a maximum length of 6”- 8”, Comet and Shubunkin Goldfish can reach 12” or more. Goldfish will tolerate a wide range of pH values, from 6.0 to 8.0, so long as conditions are stable. Goldfish are commonly kept in outdoor ponds that will reach freezing temperatures in winter, provided it can not freeze solid, and a floating heater is used to insure constant gas exchange.
Goldfish prefer aquarium water temperatures from 60 – 74 degrees. It is not recommended to mix goldfish with tropical fish (tetras, guppies, etc) due to differences in water quality and temperature preferences. There are little to no issues with aggression, aside from the odd individual or “nippier” variety. Goldfish are peaceful fish that do well with other breeds of goldfish or other cold water fish. Goldfish are seen as good luck symbols in many oriental cultures and some breeds even have religious roots the Celestial Eye goldfish were bred because monks believed their eyes looked towards the heavens. These different types of goldfish include the Oranda, Ryukin, Shubunkin, Comet, Lion head, Bubble eye and more. As the popularity of these fish grew, and they spread out from China, selective breeding of various mutations in the species has given rise to many different types of goldfish over the centuries. The farmers would then selectively breed these colored carp, over time this selective breeding lead to what we now know as the modern goldfish. A genetic mutation in some of the carp gave them a yellowish gold color. Farmers would impound carp as food fish, these carp where silver grey fish, like the wild carp found today. when domesticated fish keeping began in ancient China. The practice of keeping goldfish (Carassius auratus) dates back to as early as 970A.D. We’d like to take some time to review the most common fish found at your local carnival or fair. Every year we sell thousands of fish to carnivals as game prizes, and then find many people who need help with their new “prizes” after they get them home.
#Goldfish aquarium game how to
What that brings to mind here at TFP are all the unsuspecting parents who have suddenly become the proud new owners of a pet fish that their kids have won as prizes in these games, and need to know how to take care of them.
#Goldfish aquarium game Pc
I've searched through every The Sims game and expansion packs but haven't found it here, so I had to dug my old Pentium 233 PC from 2000s and oh my.It is the time of year when carnivals and fairs pop up across the land, with games and rides and fun for all (well the kids anyway). Thats strange, I can't find any info about this minigame on wikis. I've taken some screenshots of it directly from my old PC! Here they are:Įdit: I now recognised that aquarium looks just like one from The Sims, and this game have sounds from the game too. I am also so happy!įirstly, I was mistaken, it wasn't connected with The Sims at all, that aquarium just looks similar, I don't understand why it was installed with my old game copy! The program is called Mini Aquarium.exe but its original EXE name is RandomWawe.EXE.
#Goldfish aquarium game archive
But searching through archive folders on desktop, I was so surprised that I preserved that game among some others. Click to expand.I've searched through every The Sims game and expansion packs but haven't found it here, so I had to dug my old Pentium 233 PC from 2000s and oh my.Īfter i've booted it I discovered that I've deleted the game decades ago.
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