Silver Dollar Fish Facts & Tips – Care Guide
Aquarium silver Dollar Fish Care is easy. This is the food I was talking about. Dried brine shrimp cubes are full of protein. keep your silver dollar fish fed well. Here is a link:
Brine Shrimp Cubes:
AquaClear Filter:
Facts and tips on caring for silver Dollar Fish. These fish are pretty easy to care for as long as you have a couple variables right.
More Related: Iโm thinking my tanks need major modification or else I need to break em down.
My back and legs are so crippled that I can barely walk and am in pain 97% of my waking hours.
I do not have the funds to hire someone for water changes and tank maintenance and it really is to much for me.
What type fish are hardy enough for minimal water changes like once a month?
Please… no lectures.
Silver Dollar Fish Care (Simplified)
Python wonโt work with any of my faucets.
Had hoped to modify the washer hot and cold in faucets with y connector to accomplish the same thing but thatโs apparently easier said than done.
I was able to bring them together in a y connector. It is a little tricky to get temp right. My setups are out in the garage so not a real big deal if I spill a little. You DID say you were trying to adapt a python to work. Either way, for the monthly water change, a python would still be nice to be able to use.
You asked a open question about keeping fish with a physical condition preventing water changes. Filtration, water changes and all that is included. I wish I lived closer to you….we could be friends and I could help you. I will be in the same boat one day…..being a nurse is not a backsaving job. Last night I was thinking about it. I soo wish I lived near you.
Python is a a good option. Personally I use an electric pump and a hose. This save money if you pay for your water. Pythons can raise your water bill considerably if you have a lot of tanks. If you’d like more specifics I would be more than will to post the info! Aquarium Silver Dollar Fish Care.
I have 2 pythons. I had all my tanks upstairs then we remodeled our basement. I moved all but 1 tank downstairs so I got the longer python for that space, My faucet didn’t work either. I even bought the other adaptor they sell but it didn’t work either. I had a handyman out for something and I asked him to see if one of the 2 new faucets I had bought would work with the python. He found a hose quick release I had sitting around and modified my faucet very simply to take the quick release. Now I have 8 tanks in my basement. I’d hate to see you give up the most peaceful hobby because of your back. Maybe there is a way to get that sucker to work? Otherwise, the nano fish, lots of plants, and minimal feedings will keep your water in great shape! Good luck!
Of course.
I have multiple sponge filters running and assorted hobs (aquaclear & quiet something er other). Tanks r 75, 30t, 36, 10, 5, 2.5, 20. Also a couple small box filters.
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