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Pet Fish & Aquarium Care Tips : How to Identify Different Types of Goldfish

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Uploaded by on Sep 29, 2008

Goldfish come in many different types ranging from short stocky to triangular fish. Learn about different types of goldfish with tips from an aquarium shop owner in this free video on aquariums.

Expert: Chris Simms
Contact: www.aquatic-central.com
Bio: Chris Simms owns Aquatic Central in San Francisco, Calif.
Filmmaker: Bing Hu

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  • that was not a lionhead that was an oranda. lionheads have no dorsal fin.

  • You're an idiot! That's not a lionhead, it's an oranda.

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  • I'm 14.......and know that's an oranda and I never seen on before.

  • That's not a lionhead it's an oranda

  • @CrunchyLove15 i think it was check on google images

    p.s i know nothing about goldfish i just checked

  • Hahahahaha He says goldfish are easy to tell apart when he doesn't even know the difference between a lionhead and an oranda!! And he's the expert? yeah right..

  • hhahahaha he's says the goldfish are east to tell apart when he doesn't even know a lionhead from an oranda!!!

  • @vietfrank Oh, and two more tips for after your fish recovers. Pre-soak your flakes before adding them into the tank. This allows the flakes to expand before the fish eat them; expanding food inside the fish's digestive system can irritate the swim bladder, as well as cause constipation. Remember to give you fish a varied diet as well, such as peas, lettuce, oranges, and bloodworms... but only on occasion or as a treat! Good luck! :)

  • @vietfrank Hey, my goldfish has had the same problem before; it is pretty common, and usually not fatal. Your fish is probably suffering from swim bladder disease. The most likely causes are either poor water quality, or too much proccessed foods (flakes, pellets). Try changing about 15% of your tank water. Also, I recommend fasting your goldfish for about 2-3 days. This may sound cruel, but goldfish could usually live a week without food. This was successful for me, good luck! :)

  • i wonder how tdo you breed goldfish?

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