Test your water and make sure that your ammonia, nitrates, and nitrites are at proper levels. If they are not, change 20% of your water no more often than every 2 days. Make sure to test your water before you change it again, in case you don't need to.
Once you are sure your water is at proper quality, treat with antibiotics you can buy at the pet store. Make sure to keep your water quality and filtration is in tip top shape, because fin rot usually is caused by substandard water.
That's probably its poo, that's what my goldfish did. Their waste has to come out somewhere. maybe finrot. may be not nvm
it has finrot. change the water or buy medicine.
anchor worm. the worm can be removed with tweezers and then the bloody spot dipped once with iodine or hydrogen peroxide on a cotton swab. and then daily application of neosporin cream until the redness has gone. if the whole tank is infected, buy anchors away from any good aquarium. the fins probably have finrot., you can get rid of it by changing the water & if that doesnt work, buy finrot medicine.:)
it could be finrot, poor water quality, or harrasment from another fish.
My dogs favorite treat is goldfish.
Only if it's dying of finrot. Finrot is usually bacterial and can be cured with anti bacterial medication.
Well my goldfish cost 75 ponds some other goldfish cost 67 pounds it matters how big they are
(6.45/5) x 8 = 10.32
Depending on what your sick goldfish has, it will either be specific to that fish, which you should place in a separate tank to treat, or it's something that will spread to other fish in your tank, in which case you will need to treat them all.
Feed it different food.And if that doesn't work than that is how your goldfish was born.
It depends on the type. Normal goldfish cost $2.49 to $3.50; on the other end of the spectrum, fancy goldfish cost $27.99.
ick clear or algae clear