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Thursday August 21st 2008 Be kind to your goldfish |
Do goldfish get lonely? That is a question we don't know the answer to, although, in the wild, goldfish swim and live in groups, so it's best to assume that they would prefer some company in the tank. Be sure to keep an eye on the fish when you have more than one, as sometimes they can fight or bully one another, something to look for is torn fins. Goldfish are best kept with their own kind or breed, twin tailed are best kept together, common goldfish should not be mixed with wild caught fish as they are unlikely to settle together.
Oh, and remember, fish GROW! So make sure you know the rough sizes that the fish will grow to and start you fish tank at much less than it's maximum capacity.
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Tip - By using the lateral line sensors that run as a fine line along a goldfishs body, they can detect very slight vibrations in the water.
Tip - A goldfish can dislocate its lower jaw when it feeds, it does this to pick up bits of food from the bottom of the tank without standing on its head