How to Keep a Goldfish Happy and Healthy
Get an aquarium large enough., Add driftwood, plants, stones, or ornaments for your goldfish to swim around. , Leave lots of open space for swimming., Rearrange decorations with your weekly water changes., Use variety in your food choices., Interact...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Get an aquarium large enough.
The best aquarium is 10 gallons (37.9 L) or so for a happy and healthy goldfish, do not put it in a goldfish bowl. -
Step 2: Add driftwood
, Your goldfish will appreciate it.
A good rule is: three fourths open water, one fourth decorated. , This is like a whole new playground for your goldfish. , Shrimp, clam, brine shrimp, Daphnia, night crawlers; boiled lettuce, spinach, and other greens are all great choices. , Goldfish can be trained to ring a bell for food.
This provides stimulation to the goldfish and a deeper level to heir keeping than observation. -
Step 3: plants
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Step 4: stones
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Step 5: or ornaments for your goldfish to swim around.
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Step 6: Leave lots of open space for swimming.
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Step 7: Rearrange decorations with your weekly water changes.
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Step 8: Use variety in your food choices.
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Step 9: Interact with your goldfish while feeding it.
Detailed Guide
The best aquarium is 10 gallons (37.9 L) or so for a happy and healthy goldfish, do not put it in a goldfish bowl.
, Your goldfish will appreciate it.
A good rule is: three fourths open water, one fourth decorated. , This is like a whole new playground for your goldfish. , Shrimp, clam, brine shrimp, Daphnia, night crawlers; boiled lettuce, spinach, and other greens are all great choices. , Goldfish can be trained to ring a bell for food.
This provides stimulation to the goldfish and a deeper level to heir keeping than observation.
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