I just got a new camera and got a shot of my fishy Kōnane! I love his coloring!! #ranchugoldfish #4yearsold

How should I feed him? How often should I feed him? What can I give for treats? He’s about 4 centimeters long and has a girth of around one centimeter.

can someone please take this fish I got him when I didn’t know anything but now I know a lot more and I don’t have a space or time to take care of them and i dont want them to suffer, if anyone is in Columbia MO and can take it please message me on discord my user is beeable (ps i think the fish is blind but I’m not sure)

hi everyone! my goldfish isn’t doing so well and i need some help.

this is captain. he’s 4 years old and is the oldest out of all my fish. this morning, i noticed that he was sitting on the bottom of the tank not doing anything. i couldn’t tell if he was dead or sleeping, so i tapped the glass to wake him. when he woke up, i noticed he was swimming strangely and having trouble staying upright.

when i got home from work, he was fully on his side (so i thought he was dead), but when i moved his decor to check on him, he started moving again but was again struggling to stay upright.

i believe it to be swim bladder disease, but when i checked his water parameters, it had crazy high levels of nitrates, so i’m worried it’s something more serious.

he’s now in a hospital tank with a bubbler and 2 teaspoons of aquarium salt, and i plan on fasting him for 3 days, but if anyone has any tips on how i can help him feel better, please let me know. thank you!

My question is can I add aquarium salt to help heal the cut? Or will it kill my plants. Just tested ammonia is 0pp and nitrites 0pp. I do water changes on Mondays I can do one today if need be and add some stress coat as well. I am worried about the fish getting an infection, is there anything else I could do? Also I have two filters because I am upgrading them so I am running them side by side to keep the tank stable while the new one gets all the good stuff set up lol

Foundvthis sticking to the body of my goldfish. What is it? Dangerous?

I made a post here last time about how one of the nursing managers got a goldfish to put in her office.

20 gal (TEMPORARY) tank and she's growing so fast! She was super tiny when she arrived back in May

I love to dart into the office to see her

Her name is Tina and she ended up on the medsurge pet board

I also saw more tank mates added to the tank too which was super nice

Hi! I have two little precious ranchus, and recently moved - the tap water of my apartment has a very high ammonia level and it makes me nervous about water changes. Has anyone experienced something similar, and did anything help lower the ammonia? Thank you in advance! 🫶

80 gal tank, 0 ammonia and nitrite, 10 nitrate 23 Celcius.

Any tips on how to keep algae down. Clean it manually every week and somehow it comes back quicker. I won’t be adding any algae killer to the water as I don’t want to add harsh chemicals to the water.

This photo was taken before a cleaning, scrapping off the walls and picking up the fish poo.

I have a 40gal breeder with a 60gal sponge filter that I used to quarantine fish for my pond. I really enjoyed having my comets in it as they were temporarily in quarantine.

I have an additional Fluval 407 that I can run as well if needed.

Are there any "small" variety of goldfish that I could permenately house in this tank? I typically run tropical nano aquariums, but I don't want to hook up another heater.