You have no idea? well maybe you should change the filter or get a life
no
Answer:An Oscar is a type of Cichlid- not a goldfish- many people enjoy having Oscars as pets and some people say they are just as friendly and make just as good a family pet as a dog or cat. Oscars are very aggressive and many people enjoy watching them eat live feeder goldfish- however goldfish do not contain the necessary nutrients needed to keep the Oscar happy and healthy.
feeder goldfish you can also use minnows but feeder goldfish are better because they are bigger they are about 30 cents each
yes mine has ate goldfish almost his whole life now hes up to 20 every two weeks he also eats fish food but if he doesnt get goldfish he will not eat fish food until he gets his goldfish and the books say its ok
Not really, Oscar is going to grow to about 9 inches so It will most likely eat/kill the Goldfish sooner or later.As for the Ghost knife im pretty sure you can but not certain
Yes, all the flaked food is the same except goldfish flakes.
Oscar, Adam, Jack, Jake, Mak, Orgo, Blaze, Dot, Spot, Blizzard, and Axel.
Yes. They are very social fish and prefer to live in groups rather than alone. If you're planning on getting a goldfish, please get at least two so that each one has a friend to swim around with!
Oranda (goldfish) Oscar (cichlid) Ocellated Synodontis (Catfish) Ornate Bichir (Polypteridae) Opaline Gourami (Anabantidae)
Just because you see your goldfish picking up gravel in its mouth does not mean the goldfish is actually swallowing gravel. In all probability the fish is simply rolling the gravel around and sucking the algae and whatever else is attached to it and eating that.
While it's possible that many types of fish may appear to get along, they are not compatible. Goldfish and gouramis should not be housed in the same tank as their needs are different. Goldfish are best living with goldfish.
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.