How much do goldfish cost? Consider money, time & space
Goldfish are cheap. But the cost of equipment can add up.
Goldfish are cheap. But the cost of equipment can add up.
Pom-Pom goldfish are an instantly recognizable goldfish variety, having two large, brightly colored bulbs protruding on the front of the fish’s face either side of its nose. These fish can add a touch of the exotic to any coldwater fish tank, although we don’t recommend them to beginners. Pom-Pom goldfish are hard to come by … Read more
The Celestial Eye goldfish is a weird and wonderful fish that has its eyes mounted on the top of its head so that the fish appears to be constantly gazing upward. These are round-bodied goldfish but lack a dorsal fin, making the fish very clumsy swimmers. These goldfish are not especially hardy and are somewhat … Read more
There are lots of different types of goldfish food. Including flake food, pellets, bloodworm and brine shrimp. Some goldfish keepers don’t give much thought to fish food and simply pick up whatever is convenient when shopping. However, it is worth thinking about the pros and cons of pellet food versus flaked food. So, are sinking pellets or floating flakes better? Read … Read more
Have you got a goldfish with big eyes? Have you suddenly noticed your fish’s eyes look bigger than normal? You may be seeing a condition called “Pop Eye”. Pop eye, also sometimes known as “exophthalmia” isn’t strictly a disease in and of itself, but rather, it is the result of another underlying issue or infection. … Read more
Swim bladder disease is one of the most common problems affecting goldfish. If you’ve seen your fish swimming upside down or on its side, then you’ve seen a swim bladder problem. Although often called a “disease”, it is actually a symptom that can have a number of different causes. There is not one specific “disease” that … Read more
Hornwort (ceratophyllum) is a popular aquarium plant. It is also known as Coon’s Tail – for the obvious reason that it looks a bit like the tail of a racoon. Hornwort is a floating plant that does not put down roots, though it can be anchored down into the substrate of the tank with weights. … Read more