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Post by Lee Francis on Jan 29, 2008 17:36:47 GMT 1
We have loads of different creatures living in the pond that they eat - bloodworm, daphnia, waterboatmen, even pond skaters if they get too slow. They've also be known to take a munch on any spiders, bugs or worms that end up in there.
They ain't short of food - they are fairly big too so seem to be getting all nutrients they need!
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Post by JP on Jan 29, 2008 17:44:36 GMT 1
My goldfish has been floating a lot since we got him so we cut his food down to 4 granules per 2 days as appose to 4 a day....and when we first got him, a little pinch in the morning and a pinch at night (no good) He seems happy now anyway!
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Post by Steph Cowley on Jan 29, 2008 19:20:45 GMT 1
Sounds like it could be swimbladder disorder. Try fasting him for a few days if it carries on/happens again, then perhaps feed him peas for a few days after that (just the inside part of the pea though, not the skin. Don't need to be cooked either, just stick them in some hot water for a mintute or two)
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