I was thinking more of in the wild. Surely there is a natural predator that eats the goldfish?
I wasn't aware that goldfish occurred in the wild,they certainly don't have any kind of defense system to protect them against any predators. If there is a fish that eats them then the condition of their scales won't make much of a difference.I was thinking more of in the wild. Surely there is a natural predator that eats the goldfish?
No biggie....carry on.Turns out I was wrong and they aren't naturally found in the wild so just ignore what I said.
Nice fish in the body but not enough finnage for my own liking. He looks disproportional.I came across this cutie on Instagram a few days ago.....meant to post it here but I forgot about it until now.
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I'm sorry. I laugh so hard at this exchange. The idea of a wild fancy goldfish blew me away.I wasn't aware that goldfish occurred in the wild,they certainly don't have any kind of defense system to protect them against any predators. If there is a fish that eats them then the condition of their scales won't make much of a difference.
I remember reading a bit about that in one of my old booksI'm sorry. I laugh so hard at this exchange. The idea of a wild fancy goldfish blew me away.
The crucian carp has been morphed perhaps way more than it should have been in the last 2000 years.