will my fish survive if I stick them in a pond
they are very unloved and since their algea eaters I think they'd like it
Answers:Your fish will not survive if you do not acclimate it to the new water. put your fish in a plastic bag filled with the water it is in now and put the bag in the new water until the temperature in the bag is the same as the temperature of the new water. Also take notice, if you have other fish in the pond, how they react to the new fish. If it is going from a controlled climate inside to the temperature outside, it will have to be able to change with the water climate due to the weather. Good Luck
YES! DO IT!! They will survive though, =(, lol
yes
Are they fresh water fish, for starters?
The temperature thing is what worries me.
Like, you're supposed to put the fish in a bag of their own water, then put that bag in the new water, and let them get used to it so they don't go into shock.
If you don't do that, they could die.
Algae eaters are very hardy. They should be able to thrive in a pond as long it stays warm enough.
Well here's some info on Plekos (Plecostomus Catfish) for ya! Link below. According to this they should even be able to breed in a pond.
Prolly get eaten by bigger fish. But I have seen gold fish survive till they were big enough to catch on a rod and reel.
depends on what kind of fish they are. u will have to find out if pond life will be suitable for them
no
Yes. The deeper the pond the better they'll survive the winter especially if they're goldfish or koi.
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