will pet goldfish get eaten in a park pond by bigger fish?

[zookeeper]

anyone?

I know what you mean, I'm saving for the 6ft.

I've got some doing well in normal gravel at the moment. The gravel is about 3 inches deep and I feed them regularly. It said that seachem could me mixed with other substrate so I might buy a couple of bags to mix in with what I've already got

You could list them on ebay Wannabe as local pick up only, you may get a bit of interest that way

Tetra plant substrate is cheap and pretty good, if you don't want anything too complicated. I've got cheap and easy plants like crypts and hygrophilia.

I want more fish but I have to get rid of my 180 litre if I want another baby but when I move to Canada I can have my own fish room I'm going to set up a river tank with hillstream loaches and a load of danios and have mega-fast flow from a load of powerheads.

All your tanks sound awesome.

We've started using a CO2 diffuser on our aquarium and the plants are thriving (we have never had much success before). DH makes his own mixture with yeast rather than the sachets they include in the box though.

We have actually downsized from our giant Juwel aquariums down to a little Interpet one with just a few tiny tropical fish in...except we can't see them through all the plants now