@@lukesgoldies Have you ever looked up about Repashy Gel food, Hikari, Azayaka and Aquamaster fish pellets? These foods are said to greatly enhance color, growth and form all while keeping the fish immune to most diseases
I always love watching your fat fish videos. I've been having a really bad day today and seeing you uploaded made it just a bit better. Tell Tiffany she's very cute!
Due to your recommendations on insta I bought the mizuho feed. I feed mizuho pellets at night, and I alternate between frozen blood worms and brine shrimp in the morning. Mid day is either mizuho pellets or repashy super gold. My goldfish was bought mid November at 1.5-2 inches and is now about 4-5 inches mid January 😱 I do 50% water changes twice a week. I always provide duckweed at the top that they graze on and I supplement peas twice a week
I learned a very hard lesson recently..... My goldfish became uniquely wedged in a decor castle, one that he would typically be able to enter and leave without problem. He stumbled himself trapped in a complex wedge. It would have happened after his morning feeding, and I was busy throughout the day, so it wasn't until evening time I discovered him giving up. I physically had to free him, in which I could determine he was extremely stuck. Im sure it hurt him while freeing him, but he had done most of his damage while likely squirming around until he had no more energy. It was so sad... tank medication and all, he only lasted a day after that. He was a big guy... he had stripped a lot of his scales off, tearing himself very deep, most fins were destroyed.... a very hard lesson to learn.
This could happen also with a big bushy bunch of plants too, as goldfish love to dig right into a big pile of plants and search for whatever morsel of leftover food. Sometimes they are stuck in the plant as it's really thick and they are so fat and round. They really do need you to keep an eye on them. They are essentially helpless fattie wigglers in water. I have a bunch of ping pong pearslaces (my favorite GF breed) and they are always wiggling into mischief.
As they said a hard lesson learned.. but up to that unfortunate turn I am sure you gave that guy the best life ever. I just rescued 2 goldies and I think whatever we can do for them now will be way better than the life they would of had.
My toddler loves fish right now so we have gotten him a tank that fits 2 fish. Your videos are so informative on how to not just have goldfish as a first pet for kids, but how to really care for them like you would for other pets
I just got some fancy goldfish and they didn't eat much when I gave them the pellets. Today I gave them some banana and they LOVED it. I plan to feed my goldies a variety of foods because pellets are meh. Tomorrow I'm going to introduce them to my favorite veggie, broccoli, and I can't wait :)
This stuff is awesome!! I love any and all (healthy) goldfish content, and as they're the reason I'm getting into fish keeping, I am always searching for more tips and tricks on how make sure my little fellas have the best life I can give them. They bring me so much joy in just watching them exist, and I learn something new about them and fish in general every day, I really want to give them everything I can, so I super appreciate you making videos like this!! New subscriber and follower here, can't wait to see what else I can learn from you and see your ranchu's spoiled lives :3 (though I am proud to say I knew most of the diet things here! But the style and format of the video is still very good and I'm binging your other videos I'm learning a lot!)
I purchased the Kenta gas release that you recommended,I also use Repashy Goldfish gel it is a Awesome food I just prepare it into a gel cube it and freeze it will last 6 mos in the freezer .I get it out the day before and let it sit in the frig to defrost .Sometimes it still frozen so just leave it on a paper towel to defrost further pretty easy and it also has vegetation in it 😊❤ I also give Fluval BUG BITES insect Larvae recipe.Plus organic frozen peas deshelled of course 😂, organic spinach and baby lettuce mix ❤Thank you for your videos it has helped me tremendously I just got back into fancy Goldie's and I'm so happy I found your channel take care my friend 😊
Great video man! Learned a lot! My tank is finally free from ich. Ich-x saved the day while imagitarium was a total waste of money. Will slowly add goldfish back to the tank!
It always amazes me when I watch videos on feeding fish, any species of fish, just how much more food the fish on the video are consuming then how much I feed my fish. Amazed. I feed my Shubunkins and my sarasas' twice a day sometimes three, but never in the amounts shown on the videos. Mine don't look starved. And they seem to grow well. My males look mean and lean. Actually I'm rather afraid to feed more as I do not want ammonia spikes or bloated fish. I guess it is if it does work for a persons fish do not change their pattern of food consumption, if it works! Great video.
My relatives are strictly against "bugs" in the freezer, so instead of daphnia or bloodworms I feed my goldfish with minced seafood/ fish meat. That goes once a week. The rest of the days pellets. Also, I vary the protein content in the feed depending on the water temperature. The higher the temperature, the more protein.
This is great, thank you. You seem like a great person and brighten my day. Ik it’s irrelevant but my girl just broke up w me and these vids brighten my day cuz i got a big gold fish named “bubbles” also is canned peas okay? Or just frozen? Again thanks man. Have a great day!!
I feed my two goldfish, flakes, pellets, frozen peas and gelled meat such as: gel blood worms, krill, shrimp all in a gel form. No frozen apart from the peas. So I hope that’s a good diet for two fancy goldfish.
Just gave my guys peas !! They went crazy for it like pellets 😂 , 2 calico oranda one red cap oranda 3 Ranchu 1 ryukin ! All very grateful for the peas cheers ! Boiled and shelled like you recommended 👌👌
Can you use a sponge filter in any tank? I have a 55 gallon Marineland that uses carbon based filters. Thank you for posting this - I have two ten year old goldfish and one just got swim bladder for the first time. I will switch their diet to what you suggest
I feed my ranchu and oranda with different pellets. Hikari is my favorite.m brand. Color enhancement with probiotics and Head growing with high protein and alternating them. Also prepare some lower protein pellets too in case in cold weather and you don’t have heater on, feed them with low protein. Also have bloodworm, duckweed, peas and lettuce. Also life spectrum has garlic fish food get it too. I also get hex shield pellets from life spectrum in case they have intestine parasites. For gel food, get dandy oranda super gold. That thing is great. Yes you are absolutely right, feed your fish with varieties of food! Oh man, I am broke with all these food I get for my babes
the peas are very important, i got my first goldfish and it appeared he had trouble sleeping and couldn’t stay level in the water and would kind of float, i fed him some peas and he started sleeping just fine
The guy at the aquarium said feed 2 pellets every other day, the pellets are so small. My fanvies are only 1.5 inches currently. Long poops though. I feel i need to feed them more. Ive got some other insect pellets and frozen bloodworms too. Should i do 2 pellets each for day 1 day 2 - One of the insect pellets day 3 bloodworm?? Thanks
Hey hey! this was great and very informative, thanks! Do you have any recs about how MUCH to feed juvenile goldies? i have two little guys, probably only an inch each and never know how much to give them
Hi Luke, I have a 12 gallon hexagonal tank, with 1 baby black moor. I am working up to getting him or her a 55 gallon tank as soon as the 12 gallon has properly cycled. I am 8 weeks into cycle now, the ammonia has disappeared now and I am now getting higher levels of nitrite. I have been doing 25% water changes twice a week and feeding every other day, sinking pellets about 6 or so and half a pea boiled and cut into tiny pieces, it takes him about 20 minutes to consume half a pea 😄 He is only about 2 - 3 inches long including tail. He is always active and has a good appetite and spends hours searching round for food. I don't want to overfeed him whilst the tank is still cycling. I am using 1 mL of prime every other day to bind the nitrite levels, and Stability 2.5 mL when doing my water changes. Am I doing everything right?
No need to wait to boil peas...just place peas in a flat microwave safe dish, cover in a layer of paper towel, douse with distilled water to wet the towel covering the peas, nuke in microwave for 2 minutes. Then let cool...then peel and deshell peas and feed peas to fish. Really fast and the peas are soft and ready to eat by fish.
Hi Luke, just a quick question or to anyone who can help? I have a 350 litre (or 75 gallon tank) with 3 young goldfish which are always ravenous! Especially Blackey the black moor! He scoffs down 20 sinking sticks in one go in one sitting and wants more all the time, he is less than a year old. He even got a piece of gravel stuck the other day. I had to feed him a couple of peas to check he had spat it out and he was able to poo! I saw a vet on RUclips who went to a fish with 'hole in the head' disease. The vet explained it was because the fish wasn't getting enough nutrition, so upped its diet. He said to feed 0.5 to 1% of the fish's body weight. We feed the small sinking sticks. We have a piece of tubing from a gravel vac attached with suckers to the glass as a feeding tube with a rounded glass dish at the bottom to catch the food so it doesn't get churned all over the tank polluting the water. Blackey is always there 1st he finds floating food hard to navigate. The other 2 like to be fed via a teaspoon dropping the food from the top. I have to feed them separately to Blackey or he eats it all. I feeding him 20 small sticks a day because he is bigger than the other two. And the other two 10 sticks each. They have a couple of small pinches of bug bites as a starter while I soak their sticks. Am I feeding them too much or not enough. I do partial water changes every week.
What protein-rich food would you recommend for those in the UK? I can’t find the mizuho food anywhere. I can easily get the Saki Hikari Fancy Goldfish food, though. Would that be okay with bloodworms, peas, and other foods as supplements?
Edit: oops lol premature comment. I know I’m a bit late here not totally expecting a response. But I feel like I either missed or there wasn’t an explanation or recommendation to how many times per day or week you should feed the goldfish veggies as a preventative measure at the least and also a different source of food
Love the video learned a lot! This is an unrelated question...figured I'd still ask though! I'm not new to keeping fish but new to goldfish I recently purchased 2 little ranchus when I bought them they didn't have any spots on them about two days later they started getting brown spots my water is testing fine. I know this could be ammonia burn but there's no amonia in my tank could this be healing ammonia burns or something else?
Eventually I want to keep at least three of these fish and I’ve rounded all the costs. I have done research on your channel on multiple websites. Do you think it would be a wise choice for me to eventually try to own one of this kind of fish?
What do you suggest for a smaller floating pellet? I have some oranda goldfish in an area with koi, but the koi food is too large until it gets soggy...which the koi generally try to eat as soon as they see it. 🐠
how much should i feed my goldfish? the store owner said once a day, but they look hungry, they are like 3-4 inch long i got flakes and small pellets. got two goldfish
I have 2 orandas in a tank, every time we feed one of them chases the other one around and I feel like is trying to be a hog. Is that normal and okay? Or should I separate them?
Don't use flakes...makes a gigantic mess unless you want to shut off the HOB filters when feeding flakes and you also have other fish eating the small flake particle. For frozen bloodworm, place frozen slab pieces in a fish net, run under warm tap water, wash out the blood and it's a good way to flush whatever yuckiness out of the worms....then feed using a chopstick to get a portion into the tank, or use a tweezer, or your fingers......kinda gross though.
He gave a list. Broccoli, lettuce, spinach, carrot. Another that he didn't say is zucchini, and there are also algae wafers. If you look it up, I'm sure you can find even more options. Try different ones, and find out which one works best for you, and your fish.
Yey yey yey!! Finally a food tutorial with actual amount of food per feeding not juts the brands :D
thank you!
@@lukesgoldies Have you ever looked up about Repashy Gel food, Hikari, Azayaka and Aquamaster fish pellets? These foods are said to greatly enhance color, growth and form all while keeping the fish immune to most diseases
@@zezekingyo2374 true
I always love watching your fat fish videos. I've been having a really bad day today and seeing you uploaded made it just a bit better. Tell Tiffany she's very cute!
I’m sorry to hear about your day!! I will tell Tiffany she’s cute!
Due to your recommendations on insta I bought the mizuho feed. I feed mizuho pellets at night, and I alternate between frozen blood worms and brine shrimp in the morning. Mid day is either mizuho pellets or repashy super gold. My goldfish was bought mid November at 1.5-2 inches and is now about 4-5 inches mid January 😱 I do 50% water changes twice a week. I always provide duckweed at the top that they graze on and I supplement peas twice a week
I learned a very hard lesson recently..... My goldfish became uniquely wedged in a decor castle, one that he would typically be able to enter and leave without problem. He stumbled himself trapped in a complex wedge. It would have happened after his morning feeding, and I was busy throughout the day, so it wasn't until evening time I discovered him giving up. I physically had to free him, in which I could determine he was extremely stuck. Im sure it hurt him while freeing him, but he had done most of his damage while likely squirming around until he had no more energy. It was so sad... tank medication and all, he only lasted a day after that. He was a big guy... he had stripped a lot of his scales off, tearing himself very deep, most fins were destroyed.... a very hard lesson to learn.
Ouf that Is a very rough way to lear that lesson. Sorry about that. Thats why I never use decor
@@lukesgoldies A lesson learned for sure. I will definitely avoid it from here on out. Thank you so much for your content and response!!
I had this exact thing happen to one of my lovely pearlscale, so sorry. I was very sad.
This could happen also with a big bushy bunch of plants too, as goldfish love to dig right into a big pile of plants and search for whatever morsel of leftover food. Sometimes they are stuck in the plant as it's really thick and they are so fat and round. They really do need you to keep an eye on them. They are essentially helpless fattie wigglers in water. I have a bunch of ping pong pearslaces (my favorite GF breed) and they are always wiggling into mischief.
As they said a hard lesson learned.. but up to that unfortunate turn I am sure you gave that guy the best life ever. I just rescued 2 goldies and I think whatever we can do for them now will be way better than the life they would of had.
My toddler loves fish right now so we have gotten him a tank that fits 2 fish. Your videos are so informative on how to not just have goldfish as a first pet for kids, but how to really care for them like you would for other pets
TODDLER? *FISH??????*
*oh noooo wait till they are 10 MINIMUM so the fish has a chance of surviving*
I just got some fancy goldfish and they didn't eat much when I gave them the pellets. Today I gave them some banana and they LOVED it. I plan to feed my goldies a variety of foods because pellets are meh. Tomorrow I'm going to introduce them to my favorite veggie, broccoli, and I can't wait :)
This stuff is awesome!! I love any and all (healthy) goldfish content, and as they're the reason I'm getting into fish keeping, I am always searching for more tips and tricks on how make sure my little fellas have the best life I can give them. They bring me so much joy in just watching them exist, and I learn something new about them and fish in general every day, I really want to give them everything I can, so I super appreciate you making videos like this!! New subscriber and follower here, can't wait to see what else I can learn from you and see your ranchu's spoiled lives :3
(though I am proud to say I knew most of the diet things here! But the style and format of the video is still very good and I'm binging your other videos I'm learning a lot!)
Thank you!! I hope I can keep providing good content!
Always soak your pellets first for these fancy goldies, I use garlic guard. Green gel food is good and blood worms.
I live in Montana and I am having a heck of a time finding the mizuho it is a two hour round trip to town so I usually order everything
I purchased the Kenta gas release that you recommended,I also use Repashy Goldfish gel it is a Awesome food I just prepare it into a gel cube it and freeze it will last 6 mos in the freezer .I get it out the day before and let it sit in the frig to defrost .Sometimes it still frozen so just leave it on a paper towel to defrost further pretty easy and it also has vegetation in it 😊❤ I also give Fluval BUG BITES insect Larvae recipe.Plus organic frozen peas deshelled of course 😂, organic spinach and baby lettuce mix ❤Thank you for your videos it has helped me tremendously I just got back into fancy Goldie's and I'm so happy I found your channel take care my friend 😊
“Look at Joelle go!” 😂🤣💝 Love it!! These videos make my day! Keep up the incredibly entertaining and informative content!
I used the Hikari Balance and Wheat feed.
Great video man! Learned a lot! My tank is finally free from ich. Ich-x saved the day while imagitarium was a total waste of money. Will slowly add goldfish back to the tank!
1.pellet made in japan 2.peas 3.blood worm dried or frozen.>>> 2 GF.❤
It always amazes me when I watch videos on feeding fish, any species of fish, just how much more food the fish on the video are consuming then how much I feed my fish. Amazed. I feed my Shubunkins and my sarasas' twice a day sometimes three, but never in the amounts shown on the videos. Mine don't look starved. And they seem to grow well. My males look mean and lean. Actually I'm rather afraid to feed more as I do not want ammonia spikes or bloated fish. I guess it is if it does work for a persons fish do not change their pattern of food consumption, if it works! Great video.
My relatives are strictly against "bugs" in the freezer, so instead of daphnia or bloodworms I feed my goldfish with minced seafood/ fish meat. That goes once a week. The rest of the days pellets. Also, I vary the protein content in the feed depending on the water temperature. The higher the temperature, the more protein.
This is great, thank you. You seem like a great person and brighten my day. Ik it’s irrelevant but my girl just broke up w me and these vids brighten my day cuz i got a big gold fish named “bubbles” also is canned peas okay? Or just frozen? Again thanks man. Have a great day!!
I feed my two goldfish, flakes, pellets, frozen peas and gelled meat such as: gel blood worms, krill, shrimp all in a gel form. No frozen apart from the peas. So I hope that’s a good diet for two fancy goldfish.
That’s amazing!
Just gave my guys peas !! They went crazy for it like pellets 😂 , 2 calico oranda one red cap oranda 3 Ranchu 1 ryukin ! All very grateful for the peas cheers ! Boiled and shelled like you recommended 👌👌
Num num num . Thanks for the video ! I like the way you talk in the video . And like the idea of naming the Goldies.
Can you use a sponge filter in any tank? I have a 55 gallon Marineland that uses carbon based filters. Thank you for posting this - I have two ten year old goldfish and one just got swim bladder for the first time. I will switch their diet to what you suggest
I feed my ranchu and oranda with different pellets. Hikari is my favorite.m brand. Color enhancement with probiotics and Head growing with high protein and alternating them. Also prepare some lower protein pellets too in case in cold weather and you don’t have heater on, feed them with low protein. Also have bloodworm, duckweed, peas and lettuce. Also life spectrum has garlic fish food get it too. I also get hex shield pellets from life spectrum in case they have intestine parasites. For gel food, get dandy oranda super gold. That thing is great. Yes you are absolutely right, feed your fish with varieties of food! Oh man, I am broke with all these food I get for my babes
you are good Breeder sir, love from India
Question: how often do you feed your goldfish peas
the peas are very important, i got my first goldfish and it appeared he had trouble sleeping and couldn’t stay level in the water and would kind of float, i fed him some peas and he started sleeping just fine
Great video mate 💪🏼
Thank you!
The guy at the aquarium said feed 2 pellets every other day, the pellets are so small. My fanvies are only 1.5 inches currently. Long poops though. I feel i need to feed them more. Ive got some other insect pellets and frozen bloodworms too.
Should i do 2 pellets each for day 1
day 2 - One of the insect pellets
day 3 bloodworm?? Thanks
Btw...the writing on the bag is Japanese
This helps a lot Luke, Thanks!
How can I train my common goldfish to come to my hand like your did ?
Love this! I also liked and subscribed like olivia said.
I’m so glad I found another goldfish RUclipsr! So excited to watch all your videos!
Hey hey! this was great and very informative, thanks! Do you have any recs about how MUCH to feed juvenile goldies? i have two little guys, probably only an inch each and never know how much to give them
This is probably a stupid question but is it ok to feed common goldfish like comets, fancy food? Idk if fancy food is specifically for fancy goldfish
Hi Luke, I have a 12 gallon hexagonal tank, with 1 baby black moor. I am working up to getting him or her a 55 gallon tank as soon as the 12 gallon has properly cycled. I am 8 weeks into cycle now, the ammonia has disappeared now and I am now getting higher levels of nitrite. I have been doing 25% water changes twice a week and feeding every other day, sinking pellets about 6 or so and half a pea boiled and cut into tiny pieces, it takes him about 20 minutes to consume half a pea 😄
He is only about 2 - 3 inches long including tail. He is always active and has a good appetite and spends hours searching round for food. I don't want to overfeed him whilst the tank is still cycling. I am using 1 mL of prime every other day to bind the nitrite levels, and Stability 2.5 mL when doing my water changes. Am I doing everything right?
How many times per week for the broccoli and spinach???
No need to wait to boil peas...just place peas in a flat microwave safe dish, cover in a layer of paper towel, douse with distilled water to wet the towel covering the peas, nuke in microwave for 2 minutes. Then let cool...then peel and deshell peas and feed peas to fish. Really fast and the peas are soft and ready to eat by fish.
My favorite goldfish food and many of breeder favorite feed is saki hikari
Also this food is smaller than saki and so may be harder for goldfish to realize
They are good too
@@lukesgoldies HECK YEA. No offense but it is cheaper too since it is on amazon so no delivery cost. That’s why I like it more haha
i named my 2 fish nugget and sunny
This video is so important you should show it yearly. Thank you
Hi Luke! What’s your hanging filter looks awesome! We are starting our goldfish hobby here in the Philippines
Hi Luke, just a quick question or to anyone who can help? I have a 350 litre (or 75 gallon tank) with 3 young goldfish which are always ravenous! Especially Blackey the black moor! He scoffs down 20 sinking sticks in one go in one sitting and wants more all the time, he is less than a year old. He even got a piece of gravel stuck the other day. I had to feed him a couple of peas to check he had spat it out and he was able to poo! I saw a vet on RUclips who went to a fish with 'hole in the head' disease. The vet explained it was because the fish wasn't getting enough nutrition, so upped its diet. He said to feed 0.5 to 1% of the fish's body weight. We feed the small sinking sticks. We have a piece of tubing from a gravel vac attached with suckers to the glass as a feeding tube with a rounded glass dish at the bottom to catch the food so it doesn't get churned all over the tank polluting the water. Blackey is always there 1st he finds floating food hard to navigate. The other 2 like to be fed via a teaspoon dropping the food from the top. I have to feed them separately to Blackey or he eats it all. I feeding him 20 small sticks a day because he is bigger than the other two. And the other two 10 sticks each. They have a couple of small pinches of bug bites as a starter while I soak their sticks. Am I feeding them too much or not enough. I do partial water changes every week.
What protein-rich food would you recommend for those in the UK? I can’t find the mizuho food anywhere. I can easily get the Saki Hikari Fancy Goldfish food, though. Would that be okay with bloodworms, peas, and other foods as supplements?
Feed the frozen blanched peas squish peas out of shells. Once a week!
Edit: oops lol premature comment.
I know I’m a bit late here not totally expecting a response. But I feel like I either missed or there wasn’t an explanation or recommendation to how many times per day or week you should feed the goldfish veggies as a preventative measure at the least and also a different source of food
Love the video learned a lot! This is an unrelated question...figured I'd still ask though! I'm not new to keeping fish but new to goldfish I recently purchased 2 little ranchus when I bought them they didn't have any spots on them about two days later they started getting brown spots my water is testing fine. I know this could be ammonia burn but there's no amonia in my tank could this be healing ammonia burns or something else?
are live earth worms good for goldfish?
Great information , thank you😀😀
Eventually I want to keep at least three of these fish and I’ve rounded all the costs. I have done research on your channel on multiple websites. Do you think it would be a wise choice for me to eventually try to own one of this kind of fish?
Go for it! it does require a couple hours of work every week but worth it!!
@@lukesgoldies thank you
I always unplug my filters when I feed but I only have 2 aquariums.
Bro appreciate the tips but that giga chad jawline tho how you get that
Can i feed meal worms to my orandas?
Yes
How is Maurice also if you can you should add him to cameo
You can do a cameo with Maurice! Just request in your description and he’ll be in!
@@lukesgoldies ok he is an og fish
0:55 The divine fish whisperer! *How the heck does he do that?!*
What is that blue gravel
What do you suggest for a smaller floating pellet? I have some oranda goldfish in an area with koi, but the koi food is too large until it gets soggy...which the koi generally try to eat as soon as they see it. 🐠
how much should i feed my goldfish? the store owner said once a day, but they look hungry, they are like 3-4 inch long i got flakes and small pellets. got two goldfish
Hi Luke, can you recommend feeding goldfish with steam eggs? Why are you not feeding it to your goldfish? thank u
Its a Japanese pellet food brand
I have 2 orandas in a tank, every time we feed one of them chases the other one around and I feel like is trying to be a hog. Is that normal and okay? Or should I separate them?
Top man excellent video
Is duckweed a good plant to feed goldfish?
Hello Luke and thank you for the info. I have a question can I buy off you ranch babies like 5 assorted colors
What temperature do u keep the tank at
I would recommend between 70-80 for normal conditions.
I have been feeding mine without boiling it should I start boiling it ?
Sad part is the product unavailable in India
Oh I forgot I slso alternate between frozen blood worms and Brine shrimp 😂
How long does fish food keep once opened?
Mizuho is Japanese, if you were curious.
Don't use flakes...makes a gigantic mess unless you want to shut off the HOB filters when feeding flakes and you also have other fish eating the small flake particle. For frozen bloodworm, place frozen slab pieces in a fish net, run under warm tap water, wash out the blood and it's a good way to flush whatever yuckiness out of the worms....then feed using a chopstick to get a portion into the tank, or use a tweezer, or your fingers......kinda gross though.
use a place for dried and frozen worm..they sale it❤
Where did you get big bubba
And what time of goldfish is he?
Is the Mizuho feed also good for fan tails or only orandas/ranchu
My country didnt sell your pellet..what other pallet that suitable for goldfish?
Can you feed gold fish earth worms
Soo cute i want one... :0 bec my 2 fishes need more friends
When I feed my fish with mizuho my water always get cloud
SAME HERE😮
Where can we buy mizuho pellets?
Hieee I love your gold fish, 🤩 can I buy some with same breed they areeee soooooo cute 😚😚 I love chubby goldfish
How many hours apart do you feed them if 4 to 5 meals?
Hello how to cure Goldfish lice?
I don’t know
Can I feed them to Koi peas
Is there anything that can replace peas they make my tank dirty if not I can just do peas on water change days
He gave a list. Broccoli, lettuce, spinach, carrot. Another that he didn't say is zucchini, and there are also algae wafers.
If you look it up, I'm sure you can find even more options. Try different ones, and find out which one works best for you, and your fish.
Should the peas be frozen or tinned
Where are these fish today?
2:35 The language on the fish food is Japanese.
Can I fit 3-4 goldfish in a 75 gal?
hi
Hi!
End of the day...they just love food 😂
very true haha
Will split peas work?
Where do u get those pellets
How often do you feed them in a day?
I try to feed 2-3 times a day
ya 3 times but small portion.❤
I don't recommend dropping in frozen food. It should be thawed out.
Hello
Hello!
Is it okay to give my 2 inches goldfish 4-5 mini-pellets per feeding?
And also is it okay for their tank temperature to be 29 degrees Celsius?
Video starts at 1:22.
I make enough gel food for 10 days. It stays fresh for two weeks.
Like your vids 🥰
Are gene eleven goldfish feed good
Olivia knows how to make good content