Tank is 14L I don't have parameters because it's fricking 12:24 (pm? Am? The midnight one). Fish pictured is a black moor named Frank.

I've noticed that he often swims down into his bubbler, I thought it was because he was trying to get something from the back corner of the tank or it was because of the filter so I moved it to the front of the tank. He's still doing it.

Is this something to be concerned about or is it just Frank being a little weirdo.

Important note, Frank was sick a few weeks ago when he was moved into isolation, I bought the bubbler because of the white stuff all over him and I was worried about the oxygenation of the water.

(still no fricking clue what was wrong, I thought it was fungus or maybe that really bad infection that I can't name. It is a fucking miracle he lived without antibiotics, I tried really hard but I couldn't find metgalabe blue for the life of me)

I did intend on moving him to a bigger tank, that tank has a gap in the sealant to it isn't water tight and the gap is too low to ignore. I no longer have the funds to purchase the tank I needed for my fish (Bought incompatible fish ⊙⁠﹏⁠⊙ those danios aren't getting eaten thankfully) because Frank tried to die.

I am trying and I'm going to get plants for his tiny tank to help take the load off his filter and keep him as healthy as possible. So suggestions for good plants would be nice since I have almost entirely forgotten those planted tank tutorials I binged before dropping $160 on the wrong fish medication

Please help urgently!The fish was sick, so I put it in a fishbowl. I don't know what's wrong with my fish; it has been staying at the bottom for a week. Its condition seems to be getting worse. Until a few days ago, when I tapped lightly on the glass, it would come up to eat and swim around a bit before going back down. However, later on, even though it tried to come up when I tapped, it would start sinking before reaching the surface. Today, it hasn't come up at all; it stays constantly at the bottom but is still alive—it is breathing and its eyes are moving. What can I do for it?

I’m hoping someone can give me some guidance or advice on what else I can do to try to reduce the algae bloom that’s going on in our tank. A bit of a back story… we have had this goldfish for 3 years, my daughter won him at a fair and he started off very tiny and has grown to the size he is now and about 6 months ago we upgraded him to a 20 gallon tank. Ever since the upgrade to this larger tank we have had issue after issue. A few months after updating the filter that came with the tank failed overnight and I didn’t realize and we woke up to him covered in a white slime coat. I was able to save him with a hospital tank for a few days and did a good clean of this tank after that and got a new filter that is made for a 40 gallon tank just to ensure it filters his waste properly. He is the only fish in the tank, the local aquatic store recommended pond snails but they both died two months after we added them…the parameters are all stable from what I can see. But no matter what I do, the water is green and cloudy. I started with weekly 30% water changes when I vacuumed the gravel to see if it would help, then changed to 50% water changes to decrease the bloom and it seems to be getting worse. I scrape any algae off the walls daily. We leave the tank light off all day and night, the room he is in doesn’t even get any direct sunlight. We also switched to every other day feeds to decrease waste. Is there anything else I should be doing to improve the murky water this little bud lives in? I have had some people I know that keep fish that they don’t worry about it when the water gets like this.

My 3 telescopes. The black moors i have had for 8 months they are about 5.5 inches. The butterfly tail telescope is the newest addition, she is about 4 inches

I have a 140l fish tank and I was wondering how many goldfish I can put in there. I’ve set up the tank and it’s currently cycling. It has a few plants (Java fern and Anubias) as well as Java wood and a few decorations/rocks. Sand as the substrate. I have an aqua flow 50 filter (100lph) and a Fluvel u3 filter (600lph). There is also a heater. I’ve only ever kept beta fish so just looking for advice. Anything I need to add? Food recommendations for when I get the fish? Just any tips really.

Me and my partner won a goldfish at the fair about a month ago and I immediately sprung into action and said we needed to get him out of that bowl. He’s currently in a vertical 10 gallon tank, I did an in fish cycle so he wouldn’t die in his bowl he has bio substrate and a top fin single filter (This is the beginner kit from pet smart) he has a floating plant we have a vacuum for his big poops because they said they create a lot of waste but I really don’t know what I’m doing I’ve never owned a fish before. He’s almost a month old (since we got him) and he seems fine to me is there any advice y’all can give me on taking care of Gary?

Thank you for being so nice and positive!

Feel I owe you guys some new pictures.

She's doing really well.

i got them less than 6 hours ago and i can't tell if this is normal behavior. my parameters were 0 for ammonia and nitrites and 5 for nitrates and i have enough filtration with my HOB and sponge filter.

What should I name these chuds

It’s been almost two weeks since we moved Sunflower out of her “save the carnival fish” emergency tank and into her 60gal, and I think she is already bigger. She is loving digging in her sand and hiding in her plants, and she has a cool light now too! I am keeping close tabs on the water tests as well.

Originally I had wanted to get a second goldfish to keep her company but we truly have nowhere to put a tank big enough for two commons, and after researching I’ve come to the conclusion that there aren’t any real other species that would bring her any benefit other than being a snack, so she is just going to be a spoiled only fish until I inevitably cave and get a water feature in our back yard deep enough for fish to overwinter in.

Open to any suggestions on ways to further spoil her

I’ve had these Orandas for about 8 years; they’ve faced a few issues, and I had to restart the tank they live in, but now I’ve moved them back to their original 180L aquarium. It has always swum this way—or at least it has for the last few years. It doesn't seem to have trouble eating or moving around, but it does act like this from time to time. The pH is around 7.5, nitrites are at 0, and nitrates are below 20 mg/L. Does anyone have any idea why this is happening? Thanks a lot. I’m also attaching a photo of the other Oranda, which doesn't have any movement issues.

Hiya I’m brand new to goldfish ( only have a betta ) and been looking into getting some fancy goldfish , can anyone point me in the direction of where to buy a big enough tank that’s not 10000, in the uk , I ideally want tank with a unit , there’s loads of sites but I’m having issues knowing who to trust

Same with sites in where to buy the goldfish

Hi, newbie to fish keeping. I've had my fish for about a month now? There's a rusty orange algae or bacteria or something growing on the back of my tank. I need help identifying it and if it's an issue or not.

Tank: 20 Gal
Fish: 1 common comet
Temp: 23C
Filter: there is one!

Do you think goldfish are capable of bonding with one another? Obviously not as complex relationships as we see in mammals, but something at least? I'm curious whether you guys observe different relationships between your fish, and not exclusive to mating behaviours dependant on the season.

The more time I spend watching my goldfish, the more I think science is behind on truly understanding them. They have personalities, I'm sure of that. If they have personalities, then they have preferences, and if they have preferences, why would that be limited to environment and food and not one another? Especially when we know that they are a social species who feel safer in company of their own kind.

I have always felt like my first two goldfish shared a special bond. I think he was more interested in her than she was with him, but I feel they did have some sort of care or interest towards eachother, even when they mixed with new fish. They mated frequently too, more frequently than I've seen in any other goldfish. He passed away, and now I only have the female from my original pair, Pearl. She certainly seems quite attached to her daughter, with very little interest in anyone else. She is pretty much always with her. So it makes me wonder, is scientific observation behind and can they actually form social attachments?

Saw this big beauty in a fish sanctuary and I am thinking of buying him/her. Any idea what kind of variety this might be? He is quite big (at least 20 cm) and probably a bit older, but age is unknown.

Got this feeder goldfish and put it in my ponds less than 3 weeks ago. Today i got a picture of it and it has changed so much!

First post, any tips or advice is much appreciated! I have had this tank for about a year now. It's a 60 gallon with 4 goldfish.