FREE Free Goldfish(Comets) - PA - Local Pickup

Fishfriend1

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• Dec 19, 2009

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I have 6 comet goldfish that need re-homing. They are from 3-8 in long and are in a 40 gal tank.Sadly I can make no garentees for there health. :cry: I wish i could but was went in way over my head with them. They got too big too fast. I would like to keep them in a school. I recently fed them rosy reds, not a good idea on my part.:uhoh: They got some sort of sickness that killed of my 2 koi and nearly killed them.:cry: They are fine now but still be warned. They would really like a home. :goldfish::goldfish::goldfish::goldfish::goldfish::goldfish: I live in bridgeport PA. Pick up would be best for this. I cant ship them and it would probably stress the fish out.

 

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Ianne

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• Dec 20, 2009

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are rosyreds fish?

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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Ianne, rosy reds are indeed fish but feeder fish often carry a lot of parasites. Not a good idea without quarantining them.

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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I Know it was a stupid idea on my part.

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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Not stupid, uninformed...we all make mistakes. Hopefully someone close to you will be able to get them from you. I am on the other end of the state, other wise I would figure out something until spring when I could put them in my pond that is being built.

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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I hope someone takes them. They really need a home.

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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If you can find a good home, don't worry about keeping them in a "school." Although they love companionship and shouldn't be kept alone, goldfish are not schooling fish. If you could keep them until you are a little more certain of their health, you might find more takers. Anyway, bump for you, and good luck rehoming the fish

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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Thanks. I'll see how they do over the next week or so then set up another thread.

 

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• Dec 20, 2009

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Comets are difficult to rehome and sick ones are almost impossible. As you found out they get big fast and reproduce like rabbits. I wish you luck. Try Craigslist. Print out a carelist and some links to go with them. Sorry I can't help. I live in the Midwest. Please make sure they are rehomed to someone that would use them as feeders.
Carla

 

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They haven't reproduced yet(i think) i want them to live long happy lives, but i have no were to put them.