Goldfish

Not if it's an aggressive species. Snapping turtles, musk turtles, mud turtles, or soft-shelled turtles are angry, mean little buggers generally and their diet is certainly going to include any readily available, ornamental fish with 'eat me' fins.

Bear in mind, goldfish can also grow very large, prefer very cold water environments, need -lots- of aeration in their water, and produce levels of ammonia that can be toxic to other animals.

Your turtle, is going to want some availability of dry surface to putter around on. They generally (regardless of species) need an area where the lighting is fairly constant and they can get a good 12 hours of UV exposure.

If you've got a properly set up environment, you could test their ability to coexist. Remember, float your fish first to allow an easy, less-stress adaptation to his new habitat. This could also be a great opportunity to safely see if your reptile gets rowdy and goes picking at the bag goldie's in. If he does, then they probably won't be happy tank mates.

The fantail goldfish is a good choice for beginners since they are very hardy and due to the fact that Fantail goldfish can be kept in temperatures close to the freezing point. Fantail goldfish are also an ideal choice if you want to keep some type of fancy goldfish in garden ponds due to the earlier mentioned reasons.

Fantail Goldfish are recognized by their medium sized double/split tail fins. You can judge the breeding quality of a Fantail goldfish by looking at how far their fins are split. The tailfin of a high quality Fantail goldfish is almost completely split down to the root.

You can find Fantail goldfish in a number of different coloration and with metallic, matt scale or nacreous types.

Fantail goldfish doesn't grow as large as many other gold fish types and seldom reach a size of more then 16 cm / 6 inches which is small in comparison with other goldfish types such as comets goldfish that can reach over twice that length.

They are best kept in cold water and a fantail goldfish aquarium tank or garden pond should be decorated with open areas for the fish to swim on as well as heavily planted areas. The bottom should be covered with a large grained substrate if you want to give any eggs that might be laid a small chance to survive with their parents. (Which is better then no chance)

The fact that Fantail goldfish wants to be kept in cold water narrows down the number of (in the aquarium trade commonly available) plants that are suitable to be used in an aquarium with Fantail Goldfish. Pond plants and aquatic plants found in garden centres are often better choices. There is however a number of commonly available plants that are suitable to be kept in an aquarium tank with Fantail goldfish such as Crinum, Elodea (Egeria) and Anubias species. Java moss is another suitable plant to be used that also help give fry a chance to survive in your garden pond without extra help. Fantail goldfish should never be kept alone and always in groups.

Fantail Goldfish accept most food sources and can without problem be kept on a diet of flake food and pellets as long as you make sure that the food you use contains vegetables. It is important to adjust the amount of food given to the temperature in the aquarium/pond at any given time.

Fantail Goldfish is one of the easiest of the fancy goldfishes to breed. Make sure that you keep your fish well feed on a varied diet to get them in spawning condition. You will also need to lower the temperature in the pond or aquarium for a period of time to simulate seasons to get them to breed. Once the fishes have been kept in colder water for about a month or so you should slowly begin to raise the temperature and this process will trigger well feed, mature Fantail goldfish to spawn.

You will have to protect the egg and fry from the parents or the parents will eat them if they get the chance. Some fry might survive and grow up in a well planted pond or aquarium. Large balls of java moss increase the chances for the young Fantail goldfish to avoid being eaten by other larger goldfish.

Fantail goldfish can in other aspects be treated as the regular goldfish and we recommend that you read our articles about how to care for regular goldfish if this short article didn't answer your questions about Fantail goldfish and how to care for them.

The fuzzy white things are fungus, they are eating the dead tissue of the fish.

I am sure the meaning is quite literal. They are goldfish that eat other goldfish.

a zabra danio with DNA from a jelly fish and they are in three colers pink and orege and green and i heard a rumer that you can breed and get blue and purple but i do no think its true normal zebra danio ar gray hope it helped

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== == Sexing Goldfish outside of the breeding season is extremely difficult. In the breeding season males develop small white pimples (breeding tubercles) on their gill covers and along the edge of their front fins (pectoral fins). Females are generally more rounded and deeper in body shape as they fill with roe (eggs) and have a larger vent before the anal fin.

If your aquarium water is consistently too warm for the species you are trying to keep, you can buy an aquarium chiller. These devices cost a fair bit more to buy than a heater, but not that much more to run. The main disadvantage of chillers, other than their expense, is that if you cool the water by more than a few degrees condensation will form on the outside of the glass. Don't use a wooden stand or a stand made of metal that might rust if you are planning on using an aquarium chiller.

They might if their the same gender. U can tell the diffrence because boys have horn kind of.

if you have your fish in a cage the water has probably drained out and he is deceased, you must always put fish in an aquarium

Yes she does in here living room floor because she loves water.

I can answer your question without you having to search and search. The good rule of thumb for freshwater is one inch of fish for every one gallon, but goldfish and saltwater are different. Goldfish need 3 gallons of water to every inch of fish, same goes for saltwater.

It depends upon how deep the pond is and how thick the ice gets. During frosts in the UK (England) we used to sit a saucepan filled with boiling/hot water on the ice every ten days or so. (Keep replacing the hot water as it cools). This melted a hole in the ice to allow for the exchange of gasses to take place. This may be impossible to do if the weather is too cold. In that case, if the pond is overstocked or not deep enough for the fish to escape from the ice you may suffer heavy losses. Never try to smash through the ice. The heavy vibrations/shock will kill the fish.

If your goldfish has red patches, is losing its tail and has a fin clamped shut, this could mean that it is sick. You should take it to a vet if possible.

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Goldfish to not kiss each other. They may play, or bump into each other, but they do not kiss.

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It's cruel to keep any type of fish in a goldfish bowl .

So don't even try please .

Fish that can live with Moors.

Guppies (only if there is a heater in the tank)

Common goldfish or shubinkin .

And any other cold water fish and livebears

Provided the aquarium conditions are correct and the fish are in breeding condition, once the female is added to his tank or vice versa, the male will start to build a nest on the surface of the tank out of bubbles that he makes. He may well incorporate bits of plant to add strength to the structure. Every now and then he will swim up to the female and flash his fins and try to encourage her to go with him under his nest. Once he has achieved this and the female is with him under the nest he will wrap himself around the females body embracing her. The pair will remain trembling in this embrace for a few seconds. Then the male will gently break away and the fertilised eggs will start to drop towards the bottom of the tank. He will collect these eggs and blow them into the nest. Then the process of embrace, collect etc will continue until the female is spawned out and he drives her off. This is the time to remove her otherwise the male will kill her.

The fighting fish will be funny and active, but what is funny to you is a ritual dance to the males.

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the male releases hi sspirm and the female releases her egss and they get to each other and then what ever gender of spirm reaches the egg first is the gender of the fish

No! If it did it would most probably die.

it should grow back if the fish is in good health, but or it may die.

take care to use the right kind of filter with these fish. normal filters will suck their cheek right off and in somecases their eyeball as well. the sacs are attached to the eyes.

In an indirect way, yes. When you are sitting on it, you are not burning very many calories, and not making it any smaller.

the water has to be about room tempurature. Not cold enough to get hypothermia but not so hot it ill burn.