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This is my baby albino BN, Slimer

These are my three. The Black Moor is Ackbar, the Orange one is Otto (named after Syracuse's mascot), and the Orange and White one is Marty.

I would certainly join. It seems like there is a ton of info to be had about fish in general, but goldfish seem to be a certain breed requiring a little different care than the tropical fish most folks are talking about. Thanks for the idea.

Otos love that brown algae, they don't add much to your bioload, and they are pretty fun to watch. I think the thing your tank needs is one or two larger fish to focus on. The idea of a Ram pair is pretty great IMO.

I am certainly not experienced like Rivercats, but a school of Otos is really fun to watch and they absolutely destroy algae.

congrats on the rescue. great job, fish everywhere are in awe of your efforts.

Yes, the OP needs a new tank for the fish he already has. I think 30g would be the absolute minimum. As to the algae eater question, i personally love Otos. They are fun to watch, they school together, they are very active, and they don't spend their day hiding. To OP: if you upgrade your tank...

I would say that you have probably done a bunch of water changes before, but this is the first time you added driftwood. My guess would be the driftwood was the source of your problem. It is the only variable you added to the equation according to the story.

Your tank really came out looking great. Congrats on a job well done. I followed the other thread and it was really cool how you created the backdrop "rocks".

The aggression was occurring in a 37G with just two fancies including the aggressor, no other fish in a cycled tank with clean water. Both are juvenile and about 2.5". It was unusual by all accounts. Now the aggressive one is solo in a 10G. I have a Top Fin 30 HOB filter on there, so...

I have two tanks. The tank in question is a 10G freshwater with one 2.5" fancy goldfish as its only inhabitant. The fish is aggressive towards my others so he can't join them in my larger tank. The 10G isn't fully cycled, although it does show 0 Ammonia and some Nitrate presence. My problem...

How large is your tank? If the tank is big enough it can probably support anything.