It is normal most every goldfish does it, don't worry.
To prevent your goldfish from making bubbles at the top of the tank, ensure proper water quality by regularly cleaning the tank and maintaining appropriate water parameters. Additionally, provide adequate aeration and surface agitation to prevent bubbles from forming.
The bubbles on top of a goldfish tank help to oxygenate the water, which is important for the health and well-being of the fish. Oxygen is essential for the fish to breathe and for other biological processes to occur in the water. The bubbles also help to circulate the water, preventing stagnation and maintaining a healthy environment for the fish.
the turtles breath from there mouth cause when the turtles go to the top of the water to get air the air they get from there nose goes to there mouth
Fish comes top of the water to get oxygen.
Goldfish come to the top of the water to breathe air because they have a special organ called a labyrinth organ that allows them to take in oxygen from the surface.
Bubbles rise to the top of the water because they are filled with gas that is less dense than the surrounding water. This creates buoyancy, causing the bubbles to move upwards until they reach the water's surface.
The bubbles need to go in the water, facing the bottom of the pool.
using their gills they obtain oxygen from the top of the water.
It is either well trained or dead.
Goldfish may hang out at the top of the tank because they are trying to get more oxygen from the surface of the water. This behavior can indicate that the water in the tank may not have enough oxygen for them to breathe comfortably.
yes does bubbles at the top of the water are made by spit
yes, as long as the tank is big enough. i have 8 different types of goldfish, some of which are over 10 years old, and i have found the rule that work best for most types of goldfish is to have 1 gallon of water and at least 6'' sq. water surface area per inch of goldfish. with a bubbler, that rule can be bent a bit. it is good to make sure goldfish have enough space because goldfish use more oxygen and emit more ammonia and other oxygen-replacing toxins into the water than most other types of fish. the extra surface area is important to ensure that the fish get enough oxygen. overall, it is very possible and easy to keep healthy goldfish without a bubbler or aerating filter, but it is not a bad idea to have one of the two.