Sharing My Top View Orandas

[Benjy]

Hi All,

I'm new to GF, just purchase some TVO from a bro here.

Do comment on the fishes so that i can improve and learn.

Sorry for the poor quality photos. Thanks in advance.

didn't know there is top view oranda. thanks for sharing your nice GFs!

[TOFUUUUUU]

Love the white body one! Adorable GF!

nice colors!

[punk]

Go for the nice spread tail oranda!!

[lemon06]

nice colors...

remember not to feed your goldfish floating food. long term feeding with floating food will give them a high risk of incurable swimbladder diseases. goldfisha re unable to dispel air like other fish. give them sinking food. water quality must be tip top or you will start seeing blood streaks on its tail.

periodically mixed some spirulina to their food.

Originally Posted by sungod666

remember not to feed your goldfish floating food. long term feeding with floating food will give them a high risk of incurable swimbladder diseases. goldfisha re unable to dispel air like other fish. give them sinking food. water quality must be tip top or you will start seeing blood streaks on its tail.

periodically mixed some spirulina to their food.

hello sungod666, what do you mean by saying goldfishes are unable to dispel air like other fishes? can explain?

Originally Posted by sungod666

remember not to feed your goldfish floating food. long term feeding with floating food will give them a high risk of incurable swimbladder diseases. goldfisha re unable to dispel air like other fish. give them sinking food. water quality must be tip top or you will start seeing blood streaks on its tail.

periodically mixed some spirulina to their food.

Bro Sungod666,

Tot most gold fish pellets are floating type?
I had experience wit my gold fish getting swimbladder dieases and never recover and past away.

Pellets whether floating or sinking are not that bad, in fact they are required for a balance diet and enhance headgrowth. If you are not overfeeding your fish with it, then it shouldn't be a problem. To avoid SBP (swim bladder problems, like floating, gas bubbles, gasping at the surface etc..) just pre-soak the pellets for 5-10 mins before each feeding, it's better to let the food adsorb some water first and not ingested dry. This way you can minimize constipation. Feeding small quantities several times a day is preferred rather twice per day with large qty of food. SBD can also come from having high Nitrate too (above 40ppm) and not just from overfeeding of pellet food.
Cheers