Most goldfish are more orange in color than actually gold. Their name probably originated in the same way they did. Back in Ancient China the Chinese would keep pools of carp. Overtime, they began to notice that certain fish were a kind of shiny gold color instead of the normal, rather dull, color of most carp. They began separating these fish and breeding them thus creating the pet goldfish. Goldfish most likely got their name because, although they weren't necessarily perfectly gold in color, compared to other carp they were truly golden.
Goldfish come in a variety of colors. Common goldfish can be orange, red, white, and black and yellow. Some species of goldfish come in brightly colored patterns.
they do because its the food that brings out natrul coulors
Yes, goldfish can change colors. This can be due to genetics, diet changes (or low quality food), and disease or parasites. It is a fairly normal occurrence.
Some can be. The colors for goldfish are black, white, orange, and grey.
Goldfish can change colour several times in their lives as it will depend on the lighting in your aquarium, the foods they eat, and even whether the tank gets direct sunlight or not.
Different types of goldfish food typically don't affect the colour of goldfish, however there are some specific goldfish foods that may enhance the color of goldfish- but do not change its overall color.
goldfish turn blue when they are asleep
A female or male goldfish can be any colour. The colour of the fish does not determine the sex of the fish.
Grey is the natural colour of the carp the goldfish was developed from.
If you have ill treated a goldfish so badly and kept it in the dark for so long that it has lost its colour and gone white IMO you should not have a goldfish or any other kind of living creature to look after.. Common sense would suggest that given time the fish will return to its normal colouring. You certainly will not change a naturally white goldfish into a different colour.
orange
Not neccessarilly. You probably need to change its water more often and if possible get a fish tank (aquarium) to put it in. Bowls are not the best containers for goldfish.
Goldfish are not particularly attracted to any one colour.
It will eat the same food as any other goldfish. Its' colour is immaterial when it comes to diet.
no it is natural like the colour in your skin
Goldfish do not have hair; instead, they have scales that cover their bodies which can vary in type and colour depending on which type of goldfish you have.
There is no set length of time for goldfish to colour up. They usually show some colour by around 3 or 4 months but in some cases it could be a year or so.