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http://freshaquarium.about.com/od/termsandtables/g/coldblooded.htm http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cold-blooded Maybe I am wrong, but usually people refer ectotherms as cold blooded animals. Do a google search for "cold blooded" or "ectotherms" Most of them have fish listed. Btw, fish can go...

Once my heater broke and temperature went down to about 68F and a few of my guppies died. What's the temperature for your pond?

About 10 different colors of fancy guppies, live plants and nice driftwoods will make it real colorful and nice. :D

How about cory cats? I like apple snails too. :)

Here is an article on making driftwood you might be interested. It actually requires some work before they can go into your tank. :D http://www.articlefishtalk.com/Article/DIY-driftwood-for-your-aquarium/3

My loaches used to hide so well and I had to spend some quality time trying to find them. Sometimes I just gave up. :D

I used to work at petsmart and we used to feed them zucchini there. I am not fish, but I think they like it. :D

does the bala show any sign of ichyness? Can you take a pic?

How about figure 8 or spotted puffer? Do they do well in a 20 gallon?

sorry to hear that :cry:

was this bug in the water or just near the water?

looks really nice

I have a little fish bow with bamboo and guppies in there. Everything is fine and guppies look happy

Fish are cold blooded animal, they can adjust their body temperature to adapt to the environment while only use minimum amount of energy. They can go months w/o eating. You'll be alright :D

Koi can grow a lot bigger than goldfish. I once caught a 20lb, 60cm koi in the lake.