agressive gold fish

GypsyGSD | 09:47 Mon 24th Nov 2008 | Animals & Nature

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Please dont laugh but my grandaughter has two goldfish , which have been in the same tank for a few years now the one has started to attack the other one , will not leave it alone , is it best to seperate them or is this normal ? thanks gypxyX

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B00

Is it butting its head against the other one's belly? If so, it's feeling frisky and trying to get jiggy with the other one.

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Thanks boo you could be right , now how do I explain that one lol Gypsyx

jules77

Gypsy, how are you, long time no speak, how is the puppy, that is now probably fully grown!

garner

Have you got plenty of plants in the tank, two reasons.one is for the fish to hide and not get too stressed and the other reason for laying spawn if needed.

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Thanks again for the replys I have taken the other fish out for the time being as I felt it was getting to much it seemed like it was constantly geting cant say bitten but mouthed lol there was no rest it tried to hide but the bully fish my granddaughters words would not give up and would trap the other one in a corner , it would not let it be, I will increase the plants at the weekend and get something bigger for it to hide in to see what happens then thanks again gypsyx

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