Hi Makoy, welcome to the channel. I 100% agree that the first 2 weeks are really important in determining if the fry will survive. Subscribe for more video updates and check out the 2 year update that's already uploaded!
Hi Foot Zone15, 15 gallons is too small for adult goldfish. Get as big of a tank as you can if you want them to grow fast and stay healthy. Subscribe for more videos.
Awesome video, Peter. Thank you for posting, made it a lot easier for me to determine an estimate for the age of my new orandas. Another question for you: The goldfish that were mostly lacking color, kind of like a brownish/blackish color… Did those ever develop into any other colors? That is pretty much how all 3 of mine look at about 18-20 weeks. I couldn’t tell if any of yours had changed from that since the amount of fish changed often
Hi Katarzyna, the wens started growing around 6 months but grew most after 1 year. Check out the other updates videos since they are 3 years old now! Subscribe for new videos!
I feed my goldfish Saki Hikari Color Enhancing pellets and try to do water changes often. If you are interested in how they look like now, check out the 1.5 year update with feeding on my channel!
They need around 15-20 gallon tank for one goldfish, plus 10 gallons for every extra fish added. They need a lot of room or their growth will be stunted and they will die prematurely. They need to be fed once or twice a day, preferrably with pellets. 10% water changes every week and algae may grow so consider cleaning all the plants every month or whenever needs doing. You can also get a scraper or sponge to clean off the glass. (if you can, leave the fish in the tank, but keep the filter running as the algae will pollute the water, then do a water change once finished.). An air pump and good quality filter is necessary. FOR FRY------------- Take the eggs out of the tank, as the goldfish will eat their eggs/babies. Put them in a separate container or tank prefferably with an air pump on a low setting. If you can get a sponge filter I would advise it as it will keep the water clean without sucking up or hurting the fry, if not, do not use a filter. Feed them either a liquifry feed solution for egg hatching cold water fish, or make a brine shrimp hatchery. (You can find many videos online about this and how to feed brine shrimp). You should be able to purchase this from an aquatics store or petshop. Once the fish have hatched, leave them for around two days until they begin to swim freely. For the first 24 hours-48 hours they will sit on the floor or sides and will not be ready to eat. Once they are a couple days old and have starting to swim properly, give them their first meal. (If you cannot purchase brine shrimp eggs or liquifry, I suggest grinding goldfish flakes to powder and trying that in very small amounts. If they don't seem to be eating any, look into feeding cooked ground up egg yoke. (this is a last resort as it dirties the water very quickly). Do water changes every 3-5 days and take out just a little bit of old water, and put in dechlorinated fresh water. Keep the water level below 6-8 inches as the fry must be able to get gulps of air from the surface. As the fry get bigger, increase the food slowly. (give bigger flakes if that is their diet) and introduce new foods slowly.
I fed them egg yolk, baby brine shrimp, frozen daphnia, frozen bloodworms, then saki hakari fancy goldfish food (color enhancing). They started in a 10 gal tank then moved to the 20 gal and are currently in a 55gal tank. Multiply the gal by 3.785 to get the liter volumes. Thanks for watching and be sure to watch the update videos on my channel because they are almost 2 years old!
When they were young I fed live baby brine shrimp, frozen blood worms and frozen daphnia. Once they got a little bigger I fed saki-hikari fancy goldfish color enhancing food. Thanks for watching and subscribe for weekly update videos!
Hey Henna, welcome to the channel! It depends on the goldfish but usually their wens start showing around 6 months and grow faster after 1 year. Subscribe for new videos!
Hi Guitar Worship, welcome to the channel! Feed baby brine shrimp 2-3 days after they hatch if you can and change the water frequently! Subscribe for more informative videos.
Hi Alondra, welcome to the channel. I let the fish spawn into the mop that I made and took out the mop after about an hour to avoid the parents eating the eggs. Subscribe for more informative videos!
Hi my oranda laid egg 3days before now all fry are free swim i feed boiled egg yolk because brine shrimp not hatch yet how many time i need to feed egg yolk when do i need to change water also how big their tank must be for 1month
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 well I'm thinking to have red cap oranda and ranchu. Can you suggest me ? I've filled my 60 ltr tank and recycle water for about 10 days then I'll add fishes in it
@@Athy99 I love ranchus! If the tank is only 60 liters, I don't think you have much space for many fish. Also make sure you have beneficial bacteria before you add the fish! The tank needs ammonia so that bacteria can grow and make sure you treat tap water before adding it.
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 yep have ordered one for the tank, and I'll only keep 4 small goldfishes for now, but these days it's hard to find ranchu and ryukin in my country but red caps, moors and fancy tail goldfish are available
@@Athy99 I also like black moors like the one in this video! Add one fish at a time to make sure the tank is ready. Also make sure your filter has beneficial bacteria to take care of the ammonia.
No, I never used a heater but I kept my favorite ones inside for the winter so they grew more. Check out my channel to see how they look now at almost 2 years old!
@@yosash9092 I've never tried that but I might one day. The fry in this video seem to be ready to breed this summer tho. I'll post a video soon of one of my goldfish fry that obviously has the breeding stars! Subscribe for that update video!
@@yosash9092 They bred naturally in this video. I didn't have to do anything except make a spawning mop and remove the eggs. Temperature changes naturally triggers them to breed
Of the original brood, how many of them turned out into black moors or inherited the telescope eyes? I noticed you didn't show any fish that inherited the telescope eyes of the mother.
Hi Mike! If you look closely, some of the fish have eyes that pop out a little bit but none ended up black. I'm guessing that these are recessive traits. It's not that I didnt show any of those types because most of them look like each other. Check out the most recent videos for how they look now and subscribe for more updates!
Hi Reymar, welcome to the channel. Baby brine shrimp are the best food and boiled egg yolk is a good alternative. Subscribe for a goldfish fry video soon!
Nice job brother butt meri bhi tamanna hai ki main apne aquariam mein goldfish breed karvau par mujhe koi ideas nahi hai pls help me infomation chaiye puraa prosus kaise karu pls reply
Welcome to the channel Metrisha! They all started out black and then turned red and white. Once goldfish mature, most lose their black coloring. Watch my recent video on goldfish color change on my channel! I showed a week by week color change from black to orange in 2 months!
Hello! Could you please give me your instructions on feeding them? Some of my hatchlings started free swimming in a few hours, and I left some crushed boiled egg yolk at the bottom of the tank I'm keeping them in. How long should I continue feeding them egg yolk and when should I start brine shrimp? And how long do I continue the brine shrimp? Please help me out!
Hello Nazneen! You can start brine shrimp as their first food. I prefer it over boiled egg yolk because the food is live and wont just sit there and rot. If you use egg yolk, you'll need to change the water often and thats sometimes hard to do with baby goldfish. Feed brine shrimp until they are big enough for daphnia or blood worms! Let me know if you have any other questions.
2 year update video: th-cam.com/video/a8VfrzqoB0I/w-d-xo.html 1.5 year update video: th-cam.com/video/xovIN0JXnMg/w-d-xo.html Subscribe for weekly updates!
Hi Pogie TV, the mother was a black moor but none of the fry looked like her in terms of color. Body shape was kind of like a moor but color were all red and white. Subscribe for updates!
![[4K] Goldfish Fry From Egg to 3 Weeks Old!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/3qCnnCrsZag/mqdefault.jpg)
Healthy looking fish 👍💯💯👍
Thanks brother!
I always think the danger zone is the first 2 weeks, after that you can relax a bit more!
Hi Makoy, welcome to the channel. I 100% agree that the first 2 weeks are really important in determining if the fry will survive. Subscribe for more video updates and check out the 2 year update that's already uploaded!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 My Tamasaba goldfish I had from Japan have just spawned at the minute and I have fry on the go
@@MakoyUnggoy Very nice! Good luck with them!
Hi do you recommend keeping goldfish in a 15 gallon tank? Is it too small or with proper water care it will do ?
Hi Foot Zone15, 15 gallons is too small for adult goldfish. Get as big of a tank as you can if you want them to grow fast and stay healthy. Subscribe for more videos.
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 They're not adult they are about 5cm and I will change the tank overtime but thanks for replying toa 2 year old vid
@@footzone1541 For right now it might be alright as long as you change tanks in the future. No problem man. New videos will come out soon.
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 please change it to a 40 gall
hello, Peter can you tell me what food you can give to fry??
Hi El Gato King Cat, best food to feed is baby brine shrimp . Subscribe for new videos soon!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 oki thanks! I have already subbed you remember me Faizan I have been changing my channel name since haha
@@curiosit_fezzy Oh right! Thanks for watching!
How many inches long were they at 6 months old
If you know
Trying to determine how old my two goldfish are
Hey kira, welcome to the channel. They were about 1.5-2 inches at 6 months I think. Subscribe for more videos!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261
Ok thx
Cause my ryukin is 1.5 inches
And my black moor is 1
@@kiracornforth1094 Nice! probably under 6 months old
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 yeah That’s what I was thinking
Thanks for your help! Ps i subscribed
@@kiracornforth1094 Thanks for the support! Check out the other videos on my channel!
Is it fantail gold fish please reply
Hi Melroy, they are Black Moor and Oranda fry. Subscribe for more videos.
Hey did most of them died ? Even after such nice care?
Hi Avishek, welcome to the channel. Most of the ones that I chose to keep are actually still alive and doing well. Subscribe for more videos!
Awesome video, Peter. Thank you for posting, made it a lot easier for me to determine an estimate for the age of my new orandas.
Another question for you: The goldfish that were mostly lacking color, kind of like a brownish/blackish color… Did those ever develop into any other colors? That is pretty much how all 3 of mine look at about 18-20 weeks. I couldn’t tell if any of yours had changed from that since the amount of fish changed often
Hi Juicer, all of the goldfish eventually changed color to be orange/red and white color. Pretty much none stayed brownish/blackish.
When did they start getting colour ? What to feed them for colour ?
After around 6 months! I fed them the purple Saki Hikari bag.
What do you feed them in the period of 25 weeks to 6 months ? I cant find fish pellet that fit their mouth.
Hi Abel, welcome to the channel. When they were young, I fed them frozen bloodworms and mysis shrimp. Subscribe for more videos!
What to feed after egg yolk sack is done?
Best option is to feed baby brine shrimp but if you can't then feed hard boiled egg yolk. The egg yolk makes the water dirty really fast though.
How many years will it take to start seeing wen growth?
Hi Ruben, welcome to the channel. After about a year, I noticed more wen growth. Subscribe for more videos!
Wow this is so cool!
Thanks for watching!
So cute. When the wen started to grow?
Hi Katarzyna, the wens started growing around 6 months but grew most after 1 year. Check out the other updates videos since they are 3 years old now! Subscribe for new videos!
Oranda or ryukin?
Hey Ian, welcome to the channel. These fry were from a black moor and an oranda. Subscribe for more videos!
Subscribed. Nice aquarium!
Thanks for the sub! I'll be posting new videos at least every week!
Wao kindly tell me about their care.
I feed my goldfish Saki Hikari Color Enhancing pellets and try to do water changes often. If you are interested in how they look like now, check out the 1.5 year update with feeding on my channel!
They need around 15-20 gallon tank for one goldfish, plus 10 gallons for every extra fish added. They need a lot of room or their growth will be stunted and they will die prematurely. They need to be fed once or twice a day, preferrably with pellets. 10% water changes every week and algae may grow so consider cleaning all the plants every month or whenever needs doing. You can also get a scraper or sponge to clean off the glass. (if you can, leave the fish in the tank, but keep the filter running as the algae will pollute the water, then do a water change once finished.).
An air pump and good quality filter is necessary.
FOR FRY-------------
Take the eggs out of the tank, as the goldfish will eat their eggs/babies. Put them in a separate container or tank prefferably with an air pump on a low setting. If you can get a sponge filter I would advise it as it will keep the water clean without sucking up or hurting the fry, if not, do not use a filter.
Feed them either a liquifry feed solution for egg hatching cold water fish, or make a brine shrimp hatchery. (You can find many videos online about this and how to feed brine shrimp). You should be able to purchase this from an aquatics store or petshop.
Once the fish have hatched, leave them for around two days until they begin to swim freely. For the first 24 hours-48 hours they will sit on the floor or sides and will not be ready to eat.
Once they are a couple days old and have starting to swim properly, give them their first meal. (If you cannot purchase brine shrimp eggs or liquifry, I suggest grinding goldfish flakes to powder and trying that in very small amounts. If they don't seem to be eating any, look into feeding cooked ground up egg yoke. (this is a last resort as it dirties the water very quickly).
Do water changes every 3-5 days and take out just a little bit of old water, and put in dechlorinated fresh water. Keep the water level below 6-8 inches as the fry must be able to get gulps of air from the surface.
As the fry get bigger, increase the food slowly. (give bigger flakes if that is their diet) and introduce new foods slowly.
@@caitlinmaynell2780 Thanks Caitlin! Very informative!
what did you feed them ? How many liters are the tanks ? Thank you
I fed them egg yolk, baby brine shrimp, frozen daphnia, frozen bloodworms, then saki hakari fancy goldfish food (color enhancing). They started in a 10 gal tank then moved to the 20 gal and are currently in a 55gal tank. Multiply the gal by 3.785 to get the liter volumes. Thanks for watching and be sure to watch the update videos on my channel because they are almost 2 years old!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 very good thank you so much !
Did u feed live food?
When they were young I fed live baby brine shrimp, frozen blood worms and frozen daphnia. Once they got a little bigger I fed saki-hikari fancy goldfish color enhancing food. Thanks for watching and subscribe for weekly update videos!
When does their wen develop?
Hey Henna, welcome to the channel! It depends on the goldfish but usually their wens start showing around 6 months and grow faster after 1 year. Subscribe for new videos!
Man that is so cool especially that almost White one
Thanks for watching! I kinda expected some fry to end up black but all of them turned out red and white.
If I would be in the same country I'll adopt many of them from you
If you asked me 2 years ago I would have been happy to ship some to you!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 that won't work because I had pacu and oscars
@@Athy99 hahaha maybe when my fish spawn again then
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 sure
How to take care of the fry?
Hi Guitar Worship, welcome to the channel! Feed baby brine shrimp 2-3 days after they hatch if you can and change the water frequently! Subscribe for more informative videos.
How long after she was laying eggs did u take her out?
Hi Alondra, welcome to the channel. I let the fish spawn into the mop that I made and took out the mop after about an hour to avoid the parents eating the eggs. Subscribe for more informative videos!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 thanks!!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 was the male still trying to help push the eggs out after you took the parents out?
@@alondraflores6772 Yes, the male continues for a while but eventually stops chasing her. I did not have to separate them and just took the eggs out.
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 my male goldfish still chases her around after hours. im not sure what to do
Hi my oranda laid egg 3days before now all fry are free swim i feed boiled egg yolk because brine shrimp not hatch yet how many time i need to feed egg yolk when do i need to change water also how big their tank must be for 1month
Sorry for not responding Pooja! How are your fry now?
Brother nice video, but some parts of the video are not clear
Thanks! Yea I recorded everything with my phone so some of the clips early on were not very clear. Future videos will be better!
as Maury would say, "Mr.Oranda, you are NOT the father..."
Haha some fry look like the father though
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 Indeed. Thanks for sharing this video, I learned a lot.
@@Vpmags No Problem! Subscribe for more videos my friend!
Your fish die lots ? When egg to big ?
Hi sool cool! This video spans 1 year and I did not have many that die. Subscribe for more videos!
Your 119th subscriber, I had a pacu who died after 4 years now I'm planning to buy goldfishes again because I had many 6 years ago
Hi Athy, welcome to the channel! I think that goldfish are an excellent choice. Which type were you thinking of?
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 well I'm thinking to have red cap oranda and ranchu. Can you suggest me ? I've filled my 60 ltr tank and recycle water for about 10 days then I'll add fishes in it
@@Athy99 I love ranchus! If the tank is only 60 liters, I don't think you have much space for many fish. Also make sure you have beneficial bacteria before you add the fish! The tank needs ammonia so that bacteria can grow and make sure you treat tap water before adding it.
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 yep have ordered one for the tank, and I'll only keep 4 small goldfishes for now, but these days it's hard to find ranchu and ryukin in my country but red caps, moors and fancy tail goldfish are available
@@Athy99 I also like black moors like the one in this video! Add one fish at a time to make sure the tank is ready. Also make sure your filter has beneficial bacteria to take care of the ammonia.
Black moor and orandas can breed?
Hi Infinity, yes they can! Subscribe and check out the 3 year update video of these goldfish!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 I will
Did u use a heater in your main tank
No, I never used a heater but I kept my favorite ones inside for the winter so they grew more. Check out my channel to see how they look now at almost 2 years old!
Have you ever hand breed your goldfish
@@yosash9092 I've never tried that but I might one day. The fry in this video seem to be ready to breed this summer tho. I'll post a video soon of one of my goldfish fry that obviously has the breeding stars! Subscribe for that update video!
Do your fish breed naturally or do you try start them off
@@yosash9092 They bred naturally in this video. I didn't have to do anything except make a spawning mop and remove the eggs. Temperature changes naturally triggers them to breed
Bro you should put ur air pump to low! But still good I am fish lover too
Hi Pinx, welcome to the channel. I'll keep that in mind for next time. If you love fish, subscribe for video updates!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 sure thanks for replying me I will sub :)
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 lmao my name is Faizan
@@curiosit_fezzy Thanks Faizan!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 your welcome
Bro itne saare the itnr he survive kiye??
I don't understand Im sorry!
Of the original brood, how many of them turned out into black moors or inherited the telescope eyes? I noticed you didn't show any fish that inherited the telescope eyes of the mother.
Hi Mike! If you look closely, some of the fish have eyes that pop out a little bit but none ended up black. I'm guessing that these are recessive traits. It's not that I didnt show any of those types because most of them look like each other. Check out the most recent videos for how they look now and subscribe for more updates!
After how many age they breed
They can spawn after they are one year old but sometimes it may take until they are two. Subscribe for more videos!
What is the best food for fast growth goldfish fry sir?
Hi Reymar, welcome to the channel. Baby brine shrimp are the best food and boiled egg yolk is a good alternative. Subscribe for a goldfish fry video soon!
How often did you clear this tank and change 50% water while growth?
And how often did you feed them?
Hi Mriganka, I did a big water change around every 2 weeks. Subscribe for more videos!
Nice job brother butt meri bhi tamanna hai ki main apne aquariam mein goldfish breed karvau par mujhe koi ideas nahi hai pls help me infomation chaiye puraa prosus kaise karu pls reply
Thanks for watching and subscribe for more videos! Can you ask your question again? I cannot tell what language you speak.
How have two differnet fishes breed means differnet species
Two different types of goldfish can produce some interesting fry!
They can cross breed?
Yea! You can breed different kinds of goldfish together. Subscribe for weekly updates and info videos!
Some are black oranda and some are goldfish..How come.....😯
Welcome to the channel Metrisha! They all started out black and then turned red and white. Once goldfish mature, most lose their black coloring. Watch my recent video on goldfish color change on my channel! I showed a week by week color change from black to orange in 2 months!
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 Thanks for Your..Information..Peter..By the way Love from India...☺
@@metrishamalakar.1167 Of course! Share my videos with your family and friends in India!
Hello! Could you please give me your instructions on feeding them? Some of my hatchlings started free swimming in a few hours, and I left some crushed boiled egg yolk at the bottom of the tank I'm keeping them in. How long should I continue feeding them egg yolk and when should I start brine shrimp? And how long do I continue the brine shrimp? Please help me out!
Hello Nazneen! You can start brine shrimp as their first food. I prefer it over boiled egg yolk because the food is live and wont just sit there and rot. If you use egg yolk, you'll need to change the water often and thats sometimes hard to do with baby goldfish. Feed brine shrimp until they are big enough for daphnia or blood worms! Let me know if you have any other questions.
@@peterskoiandgoldfish8261 Thank you, I really appreciate the help.
No problem! Feel free to explore the rest of my channel. There are update videos of the same fry at 1.5 and 2 years old!
And can u tell how to know the gender of fishes
Much easier to tell when they are spawning. Male chases the plump female. Male also has breeding stars.
what happened to the other fry? there are 55 of them
I put the other fry into my koi pond to allow my favorite fry more space to grow and develop in the tank. Thanks for watching Day!
Sanaol nman
w o w cool fish
Thank you!
2 year update video: th-cam.com/video/a8VfrzqoB0I/w-d-xo.html
1.5 year update video: th-cam.com/video/xovIN0JXnMg/w-d-xo.html
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far too much air from that stone, getting swirled around in there like a washing machine
Thanks for the comment Andy! Subscribe for more videos!
1.5 year update plus feeding video! th-cam.com/video/xovIN0JXnMg/w-d-xo.html
no orandas and no black moores from fry. hmmm
Nope! All fry ended up unique from the parents. Have a look at my recent videos to see how they look now!
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Thank you so much for your comment Rachyeta! Enjoy the channel!
....That's dumb
There is no moor on the fry.
Hi Pogie TV, the mother was a black moor but none of the fry looked like her in terms of color. Body shape was kind of like a moor but color were all red and white. Subscribe for updates!
Bubbles too strong....
Thanks for the tip! I was worried that the air was too strong for the little fry too. Subscribe for weekly updates Michael!