CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What should I do if my goldfish has given birth? What should I feed it?

1. What should I do if my goldfish gives birth to baby fish? What should I feed them?

Add some water plants, and then separate the goldfish and eggs after giving birth (it is best to add water plants when giving birth, so that the eggs will stick to them. Remember, do not stir the eggs). Feed them some red worms, water fleas, artificial feed, silk worms, and if that doesn't work, just rice grains. Remember to keep the fish tank clean and everything will be fine. My personal experience

2. How to raise newly born goldfish

At this time, the fish body is 1.5 to 2.0 cm long. We add 25 kg of fertilizer water to promote the massive reproduction of plankton. After one month of feeding, the fish body can reach 3-4 cm. At this time, the second selection and adjustment of the stocking density can be carried out to see whether the tail fin is separated into four tails in the middle. 3 to 7 days after fertilization, the fry will break out of the egg membrane and enter the feeding stage. The selected fry will be placed in the breeding pond for further breeding. The stocking density is about 50 tails/square meter, and filtered plankton is added to the pond. If the water quality is relatively thin, 0 can also be added per square meter to start the breeding stage of young fish. Reference materials: www.xumu114.com/newsdetail/10725.htm

3. How to raise goldfish?

Be sure to use a large container, feed egg yolks, but be sure to feed less egg yolks, put some water plants for the fish to attach to, and be sure to keep the water clean. It will be easier to raise the fish if they can swim freely.

4. My goldfish fry is almost one week old, and I don’t know what to feed them

Feed crumbly fish food, don't feed too much

5. What should I do if my goldfish is about to give birth to baby fish?

Your goldfish is not going to give birth to baby fish, but has loose scale disease. The symptoms of loose scale disease are as follows: the body surface of the diseased fish is rough, the scales stand up outward, the base is edematous, and a small amount of translucent or bloody exudate accumulates. If a little pressure is applied to the scales, a small amount of exudate can be seen gushing out from the base of the scales, and then the scales fall off, leading to infection. The diseased part of the fish is ulcerated, and the scales are like the bristles of a hedgehog, standing up, dry and loose. The base of the fins is congested, the abdomen is swollen, and sometimes the eyes are bulging. The sick fish lies at the bottom of the pond, loses its mobility, stops eating, and soon dies. It should be treated separately from other fish. The method is: 1. Feeding sulfadiazine (SD) is effective. The method is to first keep the sick fish in 0.5% salt water, stop feeding for two days to empty the intestinal contents, then put it back into clean water, and feed sulfadiazine in small particles. 0.2 grams per fish, once every other day, for 5 consecutive times. 2. Add 150,000 U of penicillin to 10L of water and keep the sick fish for about a week, which has a certain effect. 3. Add the same amount of 2.5% baking soda solution to 2% salt water and soak the fish for 15 to 20 minutes, which has a better effect.