Why are my Goldfish always in the corner of the tank?
When your tank is overcrowded, your goldfish may feel like they don’t have enough space of their own, or that they’re always watching their back. If you the tank is overcrowded or you have aggressive fish in the tank, then you’ll need to either, get a larger tank, or remove the aggressive fish.
What should I do if my Goldfish doesn’t like the water?
Check the water for nitrite levels, nitrate levels, ammonia, salinity and pH levels. If any of these water tests come back in an undesirable range, then you will need to take the proper steps to fixing it. This will include a 30% water change, checking the filtration system and various other tests.
How old do kids have to be to swim at goldfish?
Goldfish Swim School is the premier learn-to-swim facility for kids ages 4 months to 12 years. We use our holistic philosophy, The Science of SwimPlay®, to build life skills both in and out of the water using play-based learning in a fun and safe environment.
When to take notice of a goldfish at the surface?
However, it is when you notice that your fish is spending a lot of time near the surface that you may want to take notice. A goldfish that is spending extensive time at the surface and appears to be struggling, gasping or in distress in any way may be having a hard time breathing.
When your tank is overcrowded, your goldfish may feel like they don’t have enough space of their own, or that they’re always watching their back. If you the tank is overcrowded or you have aggressive fish in the tank, then you’ll need to either, get a larger tank, or remove the aggressive fish.
Check the water for nitrite levels, nitrate levels, ammonia, salinity and pH levels. If any of these water tests come back in an undesirable range, then you will need to take the proper steps to fixing it. This will include a 30% water change, checking the filtration system and various other tests.
Goldfish Swim School is the premier learn-to-swim facility for kids ages 4 months to 12 years. We use our holistic philosophy, The Science of SwimPlay®, to build life skills both in and out of the water using play-based learning in a fun and safe environment.
However, it is when you notice that your fish is spending a lot of time near the surface that you may want to take notice. A goldfish that is spending extensive time at the surface and appears to be struggling, gasping or in distress in any way may be having a hard time breathing.
