You can only tell dureing there mateing season
I'm not sure when that is
but I know that dureing that time the males will have little pimple looking things on there gills
girls wont
It is difficult to tell the gender of goldfish. A few things to look for is that males will develop what look like white pimples on their gills and females will develop a bigger body as they begin to produce eggs.
If you look around pet stores, they should have some Goldfish. There are Fantails and Shubunkin Goldfish. I got Shubunkin. But be careful if you put it in with Danios because I got mine yesterday and if the Danios are hungry thet might pick on the Shubunkin.
It is a kind of goldfish that grows from 9 to 15 inches and comes in meny colors it is sort of like a koi fish it is a pond fish
yes, and they make a shabaloo quintin fish... a very rare spiecies
No, shubunkin fish will grow 9 to 18 inches long (23 to 41 centimetres). Koi can certainly grow 21 to 30 inches in length provided they are living in the right type of environment such as a large pond.
Trout, Common goldfish, shubunkin, comet, pike, shark, clownfish, jellyfish! There are loads!
Most fish are incapable of changing gender.
Goldfish use external fertilization to reproduce so pregnancy in a goldfish is impossible.
Probably because it is gasping for oxygen. You need to do a water change pronto. Failure to act could easily kill the fish.
The noun 'fish' is a common gender noun as a word for something that can be male or female.The noun 'fish' is a neuter noun as a word for a food substance (a thing that has no gender).
Goldfish are pretty hard to sex unless you're very good at it such as a breeder, but in shubunkins, typically the female will be plumper than the male
The fish have the same genders as we do, male and female
Yes, they do quite well together, I have both Comets and Shubunkin in a pond and they are very happy.