Sticking your hands into an aquarium can be harmful to fish as it likely scares them, causing stress. Sometimes if you are wearing perfume, cologne or deoderant these can also cause problems. It is best to avoid putting your hands into your aquarium for these reasons.
If you must stick your hand in the tank (To adjust plants, ornaments, clean or inspect an ill looking fish), make sure you wash your hands and rinse them off REALLY well! Any type of soap, lotions, perfumes, etc. Can seriously harm your fish! Make sure you have nothing on your hands, even if you think they're clean, the fish most certainly won't appreciate it when you dirty up their water!
Yeah Honestly you should know that alredy, who asks a stupid question like that!
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No not really
You can continue to keep, and care for goldfish while pregnant. Goldfish are not edible, at least not to humans, so as long as you are not eating them, you will be fine.If you mean the goldfish crackers, then those are just fine to eat as well.
Swim bladder disease? http://www.straightdope.com/columns/read/1688/if-a-goldfish-is-swimming-on-its-side-is-this-a-bad-sign
No, this is quite common in goldfish and isn't anything to worry about as it poses no threat to the fishes health.
"Eating raw goldfish is a VERY bad idea. Consuming raw fish carries a higher risk of parasitic transmission, especially pathogens such as intestinal worms. Worm infestations in goldfish are pretty common."
All Hands on the Bad One was created on 2000-05-02.
Goldfish can be only be fished on the day July 30 and only on a Friday so the next time you will be able to fish a goldfish will be July 30, 2021. Fishing for goldfish and time besides that day will give you 10 years of bad luck according to Chinese legends.
It depends on the mentality of the user or consumer. On the right hands, science is good and a boon to society. But on the false hands, it is bad and a curse to society. But even if on the right hands, science can be bad, like a coin has two sides.
mybe it needs to git its water cleend