A while ago I was posting about the chaotic situation of my three goldfish and their two aquariums. Things have been much better for the last two weeks; all of my fish seem happy and healthy, the amonia levels in both tanks are in the safe zone, and the smaller goldfish I was panicking about is now the most active (albeit greedy) one of my fish.
I posted about the problems with my Black Moor. He is now much better, as said above, and his scales and fins have even seemed to repair themselves. His eyes seem more clear with the irises being back to their original bright gold color. However, I think he may be a bit blind. He recognizes when I walk close to the tank and swims to the surface to eat, but he seems to never be able to notice the food before his buddy snatches it up.
I've been feeding deshelled cooked peas to all my fish, and sometimes I literally hold a piece of the smooshed pea right next to his mouth, and he seems to act like nothing is even there and keeps nipping at the surface. Usually he will find the peas a little while after feeding when they have sat there. Is there a better way to make sure my fish is getting enough food?
I posted about the problems with my Black Moor. He is now much better, as said above, and his scales and fins have even seemed to repair themselves. His eyes seem more clear with the irises being back to their original bright gold color. However, I think he may be a bit blind. He recognizes when I walk close to the tank and swims to the surface to eat, but he seems to never be able to notice the food before his buddy snatches it up.
I've been feeding deshelled cooked peas to all my fish, and sometimes I literally hold a piece of the smooshed pea right next to his mouth, and he seems to act like nothing is even there and keeps nipping at the surface. Usually he will find the peas a little while after feeding when they have sat there. Is there a better way to make sure my fish is getting enough food?