It could be the diet, a viral infection, water contamination, poor oxygenation, a bacterial infection, or so on.
Tough to say. I have heard that some goldfish foods are too low in fiber and fish float because they are gassy but that is the extent of my fish veterinary medical knowledge. If you really want answers you could have a necropsy down but fish deteriorate at a dramatic rate. There are vets that specialize in fish, check www.avma.org for more info on them (that's our national vet org.)
-a dvm
2006-06-27 02:27:02
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answered by rabbitwhisperer 3
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The fish died from chlorine poisoning. You need to let the water stand for 24 hours so that to evaporate the chlorine content of the water before putting your pet fish.
2006-06-27 09:15:59
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answered by ultrablue33 1
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Swim bladder disorders are usually bacterial in nature. Try a good bacteriacide, maybe a drop of methylene blue and always make sure water quality is good.
2006-06-27 10:01:56
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answered by Ray KS 3
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It's called swim bladder bust. It usually means you may have fed them too much but their are other reasons as well. Also try getting your water tested at a pet store before you add any more fish.
2006-06-27 09:36:46
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answered by Amy 5
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goldfish are not known to have long life spans.
it might be something in the water.
2006-06-27 09:13:48
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answered by Benfica08 2
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sounds like somebody was peeing in the tanks. Check with your friends little brother.
2006-06-27 09:13:28
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answered by ? 6
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the humidity could be pushing down on em i dk ask a vet.
2006-06-27 09:13:41
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answered by charminggirl 1
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oh sorry but i think i would go buy a new one
2006-06-27 09:13:27
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answered by Charnele B 3
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sorry
2006-07-04 08:15:58
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answered by ioana m 3
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