It is possible! Sometimes the bigger goldfish of the tank gets kind of bossy and starts to think he is the "boss of the tank" and harrass the poor little ones around. This might result in your otheer goldfish being a bit quiet, or hiding behind ornaments more. It is never good to have a bully goldfish. However, bully goldfish don't always happen.
No. It is a territorial thing.
No actually. When I got my baby goldfish, he was fine in a large glass tank with a filter, a bunch of colorful rocks, and a bunch of decorations. Just don't put he/she in a tank with goldfish that are older, bigger, or goldfish that ur new baby goldfish just doesn't know because, believe it or not, goldfish can be aggressive. They can also be very territorial. I hoped I helped alot. Ur Welcome. :)
Male bettas generally go well with other fish, just not another male betta. Although they can be quite aggressive and territorial and you may find it will eat the fins and tail of your goldfish!
No, a goldfish will not kill a betta but they should NOTbe housed together. First of all, bettas are tropical fish, meaning they need temperatures of 75-85 F while goldfish are cold water fish and need much lower temperatures. Also, bettas are usually quite aggressive and territorial so I would not risk housing him with a goldfish.
yes! yes they will. Red tailed sharks are very aggressive and territorial not to mention that they will go for the goldfish's long fines.
you can put a put a clown fish or a angel fish but you have to have a lage a place to hold the fish because angel fish a a little territorial
Goldfish blowing bubbles is a form of communication and behavior that helps them regulate their oxygen levels and express emotions. The bubbles can signal excitement, stress, or territorial behavior to other fish in the tank. This unique behavior allows goldfish to interact and communicate with each other in their underwater environment.
They can't because , Siamese fighting fish are very territorial & will fight . Obviously they're named fighting fish for a reason (: . Your welcome ...
Goldfish and cichlids have different care requirements and behaviors. Goldfish need colder water and more space, while cichlids prefer warmer water and may be more aggressive. Goldfish are generally peaceful and social, while cichlids can be territorial and may need more hiding spots in their tank.
Cichlids and goldfish have different care requirements and behaviors. Cichlids are more aggressive and territorial, needing larger tanks with hiding spots. Goldfish are social and need space to swim freely. Cichlids prefer warmer water while goldfish thrive in cooler temperatures. Both need clean water and a balanced diet, but cichlids may require more specialized care.
Some common breeds of goldfish are: the Black Moor goldfish, the Ryunkin goldfish, the comet goldfish, the common goldfish, the Calico Fantail goldfish, the telescope eye goldfish, the bubble eye goldfish, the pearl scale goldfish and the Oranda goldfish.
No. But goldfish can eat tropical fish food, like bettas can. Do not feed goldfish any food that is for betta fish only.They can, but shouldn't there isn't enough nutrients in the food to keep goldfish healthy. Try flakes or pellets made specifically for goldfish.Not particularly only if the fighting fish is territorial, if so, quickly take the fighting fish out of the tank