One of my gran's fancy goldfish (she has three, all quite elderly) isn't looking well...he has a tumour and is starting to look extremely depressed. I'm thinking his days may be numbered. I keep tropical myself and am used to using the clove oil when necessary to give an ailing fish a humane end, but obviously the amount needed to kill a tetra isn't the same as for a fantail (I'm guessing he's about 8cm long, not including tail). How much clove oil will I need to do the job properly? With tropicals I mix the oil with tank water in a little bowl and put the fish in and death is instantaneous - I'm assuming the same method will work with goldfish? Poor old fellow 