How to Keep Bubble Eye Goldfish? A Detailed Guide to Care Techniques and Precautions

The bubble eye goldfish has a unique appearance and is very popular. Today, the editor will introduce how to keep bubble eye goldfish. Let's take a look!

1. How to Keep Bubble Eye Goldfish

Master the water depth; too deep will affect the resistance of the bubbles. They cannot be kept together with varieties that have strong foraging ability, as this will cause poor feeding. Decorations in the breeding tank that are too hard will cause the bubbles to rupture, and grass carp and grass shrimp should not be kept together with bubble eye goldfish, as grass carp and grass shrimp will be curious about the bubbles and chase and bite them.

2. Details of Keeping Them in Clear Water

1. Bubble eye goldfish have relatively high requirements for water quality and should be kept in clear water; old green water should be avoided. Normally, the lymphoid tissue fluid inside the bubbles is colorless and transparent. After bacteria invade the bubbles, the bubbles will become white and turbid, losing their original beauty, and will eventually cause the bubble body to suppurate and rupture. Therefore, it is necessary to keep the water used for raising bubble eye goldfish clear and reduce the content of bacteria and algae in the breeding water.

2. For diseased fish whose bubbles have been infected by bacteria, use a syringe to extract part of the pus from the bubble body, and inject penicillin or furazolidone solvent, and add a bactericidal agent to the water body. Early treatment will have a certain effect.

3. The pond water for raising bubble eye goldfish should not be too deep, preferably below 20 cm. Bubble eye goldfish raised in shallow water, due to the high dissolved oxygen in the water and low water pressure, are easier to raise into individuals with large bubbles and short bodies.