It seems to b under control...I mean he still leans against the tank,but he seems ok otherwise...
Anothr thing which I have noticed (n it may only b in my head) is that whenver I feed him peas he is all happy n wags his tail n swims around....but when i go back to the food pellets he sulks.....
Sick Redcap Goldfish
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falconite - Posts: 51
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I do intend to feed peas for the nxt couple of months...wht else do they like???I tried grapes once but they didnt lyk it at all...made a mes of the food....
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lilcrum98 - Posts: 70
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first how old is he because some fish get old just like every thing else and die and just weaken out and if it is a female it may be preganet or could have enjured his fin if he has not gotten better a few days latter call the vet and they should give u good advice
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stingraysrule - Posts: 271
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Hey, I wish I could help you out in this but I have never owned any goldfish.
Heidi and yasher gave you the best advice.
I do feed all my fish live food tho..... :)
Heidi and yasher gave you the best advice.
I do feed all my fish live food tho..... :)
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yasherkoach - Posts: 1306
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when a fish wags its tail it means the fish is very happy
people may think you are crazy to think a fish can be happy...but believe me you, whenever a fish twitches its tail about, it is very happy...so keep feeding it peas
people may think you are crazy to think a fish can be happy...but believe me you, whenever a fish twitches its tail about, it is very happy...so keep feeding it peas
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falconite - Posts: 51
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Wow thats amazing...n knw what he also comes to the front of the aquarium n speaks wth me now....ha ha....
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yasherkoach - Posts: 1306
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yes, when the fish wiggles its way up and down from side to side on the glass when the owner or someone the fish does not feel/sense threatened by - though it is usually means it wants food - also is a sign that the fish is pleased with what it is looking at
thanks stingray
thanks stingray