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Gold Fish Breeding

Milly33 · 2013-06-14 14:11:04

I have a question, I just found out so proud that I have a male goldfish in the tank. Thought it was skank but nope looking into it his male.. Questions mmm will you spot the eggs easily enough if looking in the tank if someone decides to breed and what is the storey after that do you just leave the eggs be and see what…

14-06-2013 2:11pm

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Milly33

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I have a question, I just found out so proud that I have a male goldfish in the tank. Thought it was skank but nope looking into it his male..

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mmm will you spot the eggs easily enough if looking in the tank if someone decides to breed

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what is the storey after that do you just leave the eggs be and see what happens

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#2 14-06-2013 2:15pm

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Google might be your best bet. From what I've heard they're not that easy to breed.

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#3 14-06-2013 2:21pm

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mmm sure you could be googling for ages... have a few tips alrite but just wondering can you just let all be and nto bother with separating them and all that

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#4 17-06-2013 9:32am

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I've bred mine in the pond. I just let them at it. I would say it's a lot more difficult in a tank. What size tank to you have them in?

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#5 18-06-2013 11:10am

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haha I checked when I got home and it looks like I have three males so pants id say the other one is too young to breed if it is a girl..

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