Goldfish

because they use there tail to swim, and they don't have a tail on the front so they cant swim backwards.

This is probably just a natural color change. This is common in goldfish. If you notice any strange behavior, take it to the vet.

I always think one looks lonely. If you have two, and are lucky your goldfish might breed Babies! Anyway a collection is much better than two because they might breed more!

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Related words:

Bakeneko: a character from historical folklore, a "ghost cat" with supernatural abilities

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Give it more fresh water feed it or it is so darn sick it just dies .......goodluck.

Yes. Aslong as the gold fish (coldwater fish) and the pleco (warm water fish) do not go into one extreme or the other on the temperature scale. Your plecostomus will look like it is eating your goldfish if it doesn't get enough food.

Goldfish are very gentle and low mantinance pets. They get along with each other fine and are usually not the fish that will fight. (This does make them an easy target, only place goldfish with goldfish)

There is a large variety of goldfish to choose from-fancy, black colored ones, large eyed ones. However, the "fancier" the fish, the more the life span decreases and mantinance increases.

To some it all up, goldfish are excellent first time pets and are great for someone of any age!

No, it will make due with what is left.

Umm I disagree Most fish i have observed had no trouble regrowing fins when damaged or taken off completely. In good conditions they shouldn't have this problem but if it's a disease or environmental problem then it won't grow back until conditions are repaired and the other fins may fall victim to the same fate. Occasionally the fin won't grow back for unknown reasons but generally the fish usually do okay with a missing fin as long as it's in a goldfish only tank. Check for fin rot and keep that tank as clean as possible for a while to give the best chance at regrowth.

Goldfish can only live with other goldfish. I know this is a rather sad, depressing thing, but I will remind you that there are lots of other goldfish that are pretty and there's a wide variety of them. You may notice that goldfish tanks are usually a bit bare, because only goldfish can live there. Tropical fish don't simply work out with goldfish, because of the temperature and really because they aren't supposed to live with each other in the wild anyway.

Though it's not a fish, if you really want to put some other sea creatures in your tank, I suggest to put sea snails. It's really the only other sea creature you can put in with goldfish, in my opinion. But be careful, snails can be a bit dirty!

No, molly fish are tropical goldfish are coldwater, also a goldfish will grow quite significantly larger than a molly fish and may pose a threat to the molly's life. These two very different fish have different nutrient requirements so therefore they must be fed different diets- which would be extremely hard to do being that the goldfish would probably eat all ther food.

yes i have a guppie and 3 goldfish in the same tank :)

yes because lets saying the beach is a big pond and has tons of the same fish

Technically, you could but they probably won't mate. At least a 40 gallon cage is required for one adult bearded dragon, and larger is recommended for two. If they are being mated, they need a lot of space and they have to be able to access some kind of rock or log that is higher up than the others, so the male can feel dominant when he climbs on top. The substrate in the terrarium needs to be something that can be dug in to make a proper burrow that doesn't collapse, but make sure it's digestible otherwise they could get impacted and die. Once the eggs come out, they need to be stored in an incubator, and then the babies need another terrarium of their own, after they hatch, so the parents don't eat them.

Depending on the damage, a fin can grow back provided the fish is cared for properly and the water is clean

Since a 12 gallon tank will actually hold considerable less when in use (Tanks are never filled to the brim and usually have some water displaced by gravel etc) The maximum amount of fish would be less than 12 inches. (around 10 inches) The basic rules of sucessfull fishkeeping are. :- 1 inch of fish needs at least 1 gallon of water. :- Every tank must have a permanently running 'cycled' filter. :- Every tank needs at least 50% of its water replaced every week. Folloe the above and your fish will stand a chance of survival. Fail to follow them and I can guarantee that your fish will be constantly getting sick and will live a shortened lifespan.

Fish are easy to look after as long as you do some research before you buy your fish so they have the right size tank, the sort and temperature of water, the right filter and friendly tank mates.

If you have your fish tank set up correctly your fish will only need feeding once or twice a day and every week or fortnight you may have to change some water or clean the filter or some other small maintenance job.

A Fishes Stomach Is Were The Food Is Disalved. They Have Very Small Stomachs So Dont Ever Feed Them To Much. Its Been Recently Discovered That Fish ( Goldfish Especialy ) Are One Of The Least Intelligent Animals In The World. They Just Dont Know When To Stop Eating. -BrittersM

There is no official shape name for a goldfish and there many different types of goldfish. The common goldfish has a shape like an elongated football (American football). Some fancy breads like a veiltail have a body shape much like an egg. Some goldfish might have short pointed tails or long flowing ones; they can have globe looking eyes, puffy faces or even have cheeks that look like blown up bubbles.

They just swimmin about.

FIrst of all that is gross and second of all nothing really if you actually cook it if you dont it is like if yo ate worms

There are several reasons why housing these two very different types of fish together would be a bad idea. First off, paradise fish need to be housed in warm water and goldfish need to be housed in coldwater, there is no way to compromise here without harming your fish's health and certainly preventing them from thriving. Along with not having proper water temperatures there would also probably be quite a big size difference and a number of aggression issues caused by either of the fish. The paradise fish will probably be able to eat faster then the goldfish thus causing the goldfish to starve, also paradise fish and goldfish have different nutrient requirements and need to be fed different types of food(which you can assume is hard to do if the paradise fish keeps eating the food intended for the goldfish).

None! Most fish can not live at all in a 1 gallon tank. Try at least 10 gallons.

You can assume that your 90 gal tank will actually be holding 75 to 80 gallons. The calculation is 1 inch of fish needs a minimum of 1 gallon of water so if you wish to do the right thing by your fish you will not use maximum stocking levels and should allow about 2 gals per inch of fish.