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Providing The Best Care For Your Goldfish  by: Mike Yeager Goldfish care is critical for the health of your goldfish. Unfortunately, goldfish are very vulnerable to disease, with young goldfish even more so. Many new goldfish owners have watched their goldfish die in their fish tanks or aquariums only days or even hours after purchasing a goldfish. Fortunately, there are a few simple steps you can take to preserve the health of your goldfish. First, do all that is possible to make sure that your fish is healthy. If there are any sores on its body, pass on it. Before you put your fish in the fish bowel, let the water return to room temperature. After your fish is in the fishbowl, feed it right away. However, be sure to not feed it too much. Usually, just a pinch of fish food will be sufficient for your goldfish. Fish bowls will usually need to be cleaned about once every week or so. Some useful tips on Goldfish Care. Usually, only two goldfish should be in the same fishbowl, aquarium or fish tank. Any more, and it will jeopardize the health of your goldfish. If your goldfish appears unhealthy, consider buying a healthier fish food. If your fish does not appear to be getting healthier, consult your veterinarian. Goldfish will be much healthier if you provide a fish bowel or plastic plants that your fish will be able to swim around or in. Goldfish, under proper care, will usually live about 5 or 6 years. If you take good goldfish care, you will be able to enjoy and appreciate your gold fish for many years. About The Author Mike Yeager Publisher http://www.a1-pets-4u.com/ mjy610@hotmail.com This article was posted on July 17, 2004   Read More Articles from the "Family" Category: Boundaries - Not Just for Military Takeovers Anymore by Dawn Goldberg Is My Child Ready For A Family Pet? by Jennifer Gove Tips and Hints For Finding That Perfect Baby Gift Basket by Terry Turille 8 Steps to a Brighter Child and a Happier Home by Suri Poulos 5 Steps to Stress-Guard Your Family by Dr. Tony Fiore Wedding Budgeting Tips by Shawn Hickman High Gas Prices Are No Big Deal Now by John Reed 10 Tips To Safe Online Shopping by Gina Stathopoulos Oops Mama Fell – Get The Block and Tackle by Dale B. Adams Growing Pains by David Leonhardt << Back to "Family" Index

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