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Returning Goldfish to Pond
I have a 6 pond goldfish who developed clouding of the eyes. She did not improve with pond treatment so was brought indoors to a hospital tank. I've
What Size External Filter Do I Need?
I have a 130 litre tank and two goldfish, one is almost the size of my palm and the other a bit smaller. I brought a new tank and it has been running for
How Big do Goldfish Fry Have to be in Order to go in to the Tank with the Adults?
I have goldfish fry that are still small but close to a year old and would like to know how big they have to be in order to go back into the tank with
"Pregnant" female
How long will the female keep her eggs until she releases them? In e last 3 weeks, I have noticed one of my female is huge,she has been eating and swimming
Goldfish Aquarium Designs and Construction Materials
A goldfish aquarium can be glass or acrylic, with any number of designs and sizes. Learn which one is best for your requirements.
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Goldfish Aquarium Setup Basics
A goldfish aquarium setup that has been done correctly will lower how much maintenance it will need. Light sources can be your best friend or worst enemy.
Goldfish Ich Disease (Ick) Treatment
Ich disease or white spot is one of the easier Goldfish diseases to diagnose and cure. It is caused by a protozoan parasite that penetrates the skin surface. Goldfish can carry the parasite in the gills without displaying any external symptoms.
Red Moor Goldfish
A telescopic eyed Red Moor Goldfish is often a Black Moor that has changed color. Moors can be metallic, calico or matt scaled. Because of their shortsightedness, they shouldn't be kept with normal eyed varieties.
Black Moor Goldfish
The telescopic-eyed Black Moor Goldfish was once the only solid black colored variety. Black Moor that show a bronziness in the lower body area will likely change color later in life to orange/red. They shouldn't be kept with normal eyed varieties.
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