feed them boiled peas without the shell (just the mushy bit inside) .
Constipation or Internal bacterial infection.
A goldfish is not likely to physically explode, but it could die from being overfed & becoming compacted with excrement due to constipation
Long, stringy feces can be a clue in informing you that your goldfish has constipation. You can know this when the feces do not fall from the fish right away. To cure this, I suggest that you feed the goldfish the insides of boiled frozen peas for a few days. Eating too many fish food that are full of protein can be the result of constipation, like pellets.
A bloated goldfish may be caused by overfeeding, constipation, or a bacterial infection. It is important to monitor their diet and water quality to prevent further health issues.
A goldfish may not physically explode if over-fed, or if too much air becomes trapped in their swim bladder as they are more likely to die from constipation or impaction before they could explode
Yes, not over-feeding, and feeding them cooked de-shelled peas at least once a week can help avoid constipation
Common causes of a bloated goldfish include overfeeding, constipation, swim bladder disorder, or internal parasites. To treat a bloated goldfish effectively, you can try fasting the fish for a day or two, feeding a diet high in fiber, adding Epsom salt to the water, or using medication prescribed by a veterinarian.
Goldfish stool can be a variety of colors and sizes. Healthy goldfish stool will be full/long and usually a brown color. Unhealthy goldfish stool may be clear, white, or red- which is an immediate sign that your fish is sick. Also, a lack of stool can indicate a health problem such as constipation. To keep your fish's digestive health and stool normal, try feeding the fish peas once or twice a week.
If your goldfish is swimming upside down, that probably means it has swimbladder disease or something of the sort. To cure this, I suggest you feed your upside-down swimming goldfish the insides of boiled peas. I never tried it myself, but on the internet I saw the story of a person who fed his upside-down swimming goldfish some peas and the next day it was swimming normally! Try it! It will cure constipation too. But if your goldfish is floating upside down, there is a high possibility it is dead. Poke it or fish it up with a net. If it moves or thrashes around when you pick it up in a net, then it is alive.
Goldfish are egg laying fish, so they do not get pregnant. If your fish is not able to remain upright, this could be a swim bladder/constipation issue. You should feed your fish some cooked de-shelled peas twice a day for up to 3 days.
Goldfish are omnivores, and they can eat lots of vegetables (but don't try feeding them any fruits...I never tried....but wouldn't it be weird to feed goldfish a mango or a peach?). Fish food is all protein, usually, and eating only fish food usually helps constipation happen to your poor goldfish. Imagine humans eating only meat! So I always feed my goldfish pieces of lettuce and the insides of cooked frozen peas. They make my fish healthier. Though I have never tried, some goldfish owners feed their goldfish live food, like those tiny shrimps. It is healthier for your goldfish to eat a wide variety of good, not only fish food.
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.