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So, we currently have five baby goldfish. They look to be comet/fantail crosses. They were spawned in early Autumn/fall last year and the cold was massively stunting their growth, so we brought them inside. There is one that is about two inches long, and the rest are about three inches long. All are very active and healthy.
I would like to put them back in our pond, to give them lots of space for optimal growth, but our weather right now is ranging between about 2 degrees Celsius at night, to around 16 degrees Celsius in the day. Will they be okay in the pond? I’m pretty spooked by the effect the cold had on them when they were young, and hesitant to put them out yet, especially the little one. On the other hand, the extra space and more stable water quality in the pond would be great for them.
Thanks
I would like to put them back in our pond, to give them lots of space for optimal growth, but our weather right now is ranging between about 2 degrees Celsius at night, to around 16 degrees Celsius in the day. Will they be okay in the pond? I’m pretty spooked by the effect the cold had on them when they were young, and hesitant to put them out yet, especially the little one. On the other hand, the extra space and more stable water quality in the pond would be great for them.
Thanks