In response to Sergio's post, some fish when constipated float upside down. Normally a lot of healthy fish are flushed as people assume they are dead when infact constipated.
DarkEnemy, it may sound like a silly concept but it could be all manner of different reasons that caused this death. Not necessarily the same effects would kill new fish.
Jordan:A, most vets have a standard £25 consultation fee so before you even get to the vet the receptionist would have laughed you out the door as there is nothing they would/could do to a gold fish.
Also, sorry for your loss, its always such a shame when you loose a fish but I hope your new and existing will be happy and live for many years.
Ive one of these fish, a barb. Mine is almost 6 years old and is blind, for the past 2 or 3 days he has lost a lot of weight and is definately on his way out. It is wierd as they arent really a part of the family but I dont want him to die. He is also that big that we wont be able to flush him, we're going to have to dig a hole for him when he finally does die. He is about 9inches long by about 5/6inches tall and he is about an inch think so thats a massive fish to flushxx








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