Danielle's Draws yeah They were tiny things when I got given them them but they have grown rather huge. They've been this big in this tank for years now and seem to be doing fine
Wow this really works! My inch-long tropical fish was starting to float and really struggling, so I was desperate. I tried peas (none of my fish would eat them - spit them out) and epsom salt bath. Called my exotics vet - they didn’t do fish. Referred me to a fish vet - he was out of town for a month. I had seen videos of deep sea fishermen doing this all the time; they even have a tool for it!) So, I thought, why not, I really have no other choice and I didn’t want to just watch him starve to death. Went all over for clove oil - only Walgreens stocked it. Asked my cat’s vet for a syringe w/a tiny needle (told him why - he gave me 2!). Since my fish was so much smaller, I started with one drop of clove oil per gallon, and added an additional drop until I started to see if it was working. I got to 4 drops then transferred some of the solution to a smaller bowl. I used just enough so the fish would not struggle when I picked him up (he wasn’t out completely) I used a flashlight to see the bubble and when I pierced it with the needle, you could almost hear it pop. I then pulled back on the syringe to suck the air out. I had to do it a second time in a slightly diff spot. It bled a tiny bit, but stopped pretty quickly. I had him in recovery for just a minute or two, then decided the tank was the best place for him to reduce stress. It’s been over a month now and he’s happily swimming with his other 3 buddies in his 20 gallon tank and totally back to normal.
OMG... You are a LITERAL GENIUS!!!!! Vets should know how to do this but yet they don't. What a great man! And I'm so glad the fish is doing better now.
To everyone saying he needs a bigger tank.... Don't you think it is kind of obvious? After 100 comments "Get a bigger tank" I think he understands. Dazwah thanks for documenting this, I feel a little more confident operating on my fish now. My only question is how long did it take for the fish to gain conciousnes after being sedated?
Aaron - OmgHazey cheers Aaron. Flipper was swimming again within 5-10 mins of being back in tank. I gently held him just under the surface below the filter water return for a couple of minutes to make sure he had plenty of water running over his gills. Then when he was ready he kicked away out of my hand. His buoyancy improved back to normal over the next week 👍🏽
If he understands why hasn't he said anyghing about it. Or give us an update on the fish? I would like to see some real footage of those goldfish's in a better habitat then that cruel small aquarium
He probably has a Swim Bladder disorder because of bad water quality. There are 3 or 4 Fancy Goldfish in what looks like a 5 gallon bowfront tank, and as we all know the rule is 20 gallons for the first and 10-15 gallons for each extra. This means you must have a minimum of 40-50 gallons for 3 fish, or a minimum of 50-65 gallons for 4 fish. What would be even better is an indoor mini pond for the fish. Use water testing strips to determine the quality of the aquarium water, and chemicals to help maintain it. In such a small tank, you must do a 50-90% water change every 1-2 days to keep the ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates in check. I would also recommend keeping live plants in the tank to help maintain the ammonia levels by turning the ammonia into Nitrates, as well as add some essential oxygen into the tank. Feed them high-quality pelleted food such as Omega One Medium Pellets as well as fresh veggies every few days. Frozen shelled peas help decrease the risk of swim-bladder disorders, Spinach promotes healthy, strong scales, Garlic Cloves prevent Ich and other parasites, etc. These healthy foods are beneficial to your fish to keep them healthy and happy. Do not feed any high-protein treats such as Bloodworms or Brine Shrimp, as this will increase the ammonia in that tiny tank of yours. Goldfish also must have sufficient surface movement on top of the tank water to increase oxygen levels in the tank. With so many large fish in a tiny tank, ammonia and nitrate levels will be high, as well as high-stress and low oxygen levels. With this high-stress, the loss of slime coat is inevitable and will attract diseases, therefore I would use Stress Coat instead of any other water conditioner to help with stress and disease prevention from adding an artificial slime coat. I would also use Fluval Biological Enhancer to add beneficial bacteria into the aquarium to help with ammonia levels. Like with all pets, please make sure to do plenty of research before investing in any pet. For example, I did 3 years of research before adopting my first Rats. If you take great care of these fish, they will be with you for a long time. Good luck!
I wish I saw this video sooner! I had some goldfish that died from Swim Bladder Disease and if I had known there was a way I could save them by doing this relatively simple operation, I would have at least tried... Feeding them peas did not really help prevent SBD either, or maybe it did for a little while. My oldest one was 3 years old. Hopefully now I can save my goldfish if it happens again... I have 4 small goldfish in a 50 gallon planted tank now but since I moved the tank outdoors I've not encountered any swim bladder problems with them and they have been growing well.. and poo-ing a lot of greens! I think algae really helps with their digestion. I used to feed my goldfish twice a day when the tank was indoors since they had no other source of food. But now since they eat a lot of algae (and maybe even some worms/insects) all day I only feed them once every other day now. I have rambled quite a bit, but TL;DR, I enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing!
I had an angelfish that also got super bloated till his fins got pushed into his eye. I tried everything. Peas, anti-biotics, anti-fungal, salt, etc. Nothing worked. Finally I got desperate I bought a syringe, and without anesthia I went ahead. Pulled out about 5 ml of air, which is insane given he is just a juvenile. Almost right away you could see how skinny he got (hasn't eaten in 10 days). He didn't freak out or even react at all (I obscured his face with the net so he doesn't see the needle lol). He is also sinking a bit (not as extreme) but has started to regain the use of his fins. I dropped some food in there before the next water change (so I can throw out any uneaten food). In the hospital tank I put broad spectrum antibiotics (to prevent infection) and aloe vera to help heal his skin and scales. Ill let you all know how it goes in the week to come
This is fake. He cut the video he didn’t show us the whole thing if the fish survived or not. Instead he skip.🤣✌🏻✌🏻. Sorry .But I think he replaced it with new one.😬
The poor fish!! That tank is sooooo small there all crowded the poor things you need like a 25 gallon tank not like a 5 gallon!! Plz try and get a bigger tank or just sell them and buy gubbys PLZ don’t kill the poor things
I did this procedure on my fish and he’s no longer floating at the surface, but he’s still upside down at the bottom of the tank. It’s just been one day, so I hope this will change.
I just put mine in a separate tank with just an air pump and didn't feed him anything for 3 days he stayed at the bottom of the tank but he got better and was hungry so I fed him Peas & Spinach and kept him there for 2 more days and he's doing great now!
This is sad. Those beautiful fish need so much more room. Can't believe they actually grew to that size unless you bought them that size and shoved them all in that what 5-10 gallon tank.
Mine was the same thing but mine was a glow fish. he was swimming just like that he tried getting air that's what was killing him he thought he needs air but he didn't the next day he died. Also the same thing happened to my Betta fish you can't tell but he had it too I think the food was contaminate or something that's what killed both of them you can tell if a Betta have swim blater because If you see there belly to big and they will not really go to the top.
I'm glad we have animal rights in my country so no one can mistread goldfish like that. This tank is way to small for these huge fish. Please get a bigger tank for them or give them a propper home and smaller fish for your tank, you seem to care for them.
DENNIS_KAP We all know it's probably too small but it really depends on the size of the goldfish I used to use bowls for mine but they are in a kitty pool pond outside and they are happy in there usually in fish keeping most keepers start out with bowls then move up the chain so it's okay of thry are in a tank like that for now but it will change they are fairly new to fish keeping and you learn more the longer you're in the hobby.
Dawson Vlogs And no, it doesn’t depend on the size. Well.. one baby comet gets 29 gallons of water. Each added goldfish of the same species gets 10 gallons of water. Fancy goldfish- 44 gallons of water for the first one, 10 gallons more for each added fish of the same species. Koi? Need a bigger pond that 1200 gallons.
Nice Concentration camp for fish, did you get drunk before you set this tank up and mistake the green peas for fish? Because I think the fish would rather be in the freezer than in this small washed up fail of an aquarium, good to see you have as much of a problem with this as 6 years olds. Nice job saving the fish from going to a better place.
its true that this tank isn't big enough for an adult gold fish but it is for one or two (three maximum ) small goldfish (1-4 months) as long as you do a sufficient amount of water changes to get rid of the growth inhibiting hormone (GIH for short ) so that's why goldfish tend to grow larger in bigger tanks because the large water volume dilutes this hormone , the water volume doesn't directly influence on the health of you're goldfish but the quality of you're water does, and that's why most beginners with smaller fish tanks (5-10 gallons) tend to have their fish die rather quickly because most of them don't have time or don't have much experience to understand the proper care for "fancy goldfish' because most people say they are beginner fish so most people tend to think that they are low maintenance fish with in reality their not. for more info look at this blog: puregoldfish.com/tank-size/
I did it. I removed almost 10cc air from fish. stomach almost collapsed. but in 1 hour she started to normal swim but in 2 hours she recover back same upside dow positon. how can she produce this much air? what should I do?
Dazwah Mogwai no problem. I do actually have a degree in aquatic veterinary medicine so that nickname is quite accurate. 😂 how is he recovering? I would also recommend. Dose of stress zyme and a broad antibiotic, I could also prescribe you a topical steroid to help with the healing process.
I apologize about all the people in the fish keeping community being rude because of a mistake (it happened to me before) but that tank is way too small for these fish. I wish you good in the future.
Honestly??? I have saved quite a few fish but this, this pisses me off. You put four drops of clove oil which WILL kill them. One to two will put them to sleep for some time, anything over three KILLS THEM YOU IDIOT! Maybe check different sites before taking ones word. Also, you bought a new one. The pre-surgery goldfish was a lot more faded in certain areas, while the supposed “healed” one was more orange and had certain splotches of white scales on him that the first one didn’t have. Also, they can’t be agoraphobic as gold fish are very social and enjoy big spaces. I’ve had quite a few goldfish in my lifetime so this isn’t new to me :// Also I get this video is from 2017 but this is in no way to treat a fish, like Betta fish being put into bowls this is ABUSE!
Can anyone help me? I've tried fasting for 3 days and feeding peas multiple times (which she eats willingly) but it doesn't seem to help at all! I've tried what says online multiple times but nothing seems to help! Can someone PLEASE help me and Bernice? (I've only had her about 3 months).
That tank is way too small and way overcrowded. Don't wanna be annoying, but it's the truth. If you want em to be happy, I suggest a bigger tank. Much bigger.
If you had an adequate size tank for your fishes, probably you wud not need to operate but you wanted to make and upload this video so you let them suffer in such short tank. Imagine you and your family living in 8*8 room for years.
Too small!!!! Get a bigger tank!! That tank can only hold one fish!!!
judith rouse not even one of those fish
Emmanuel Abanes A betta maybe... but not a fucking huge goldfish
you can't even hold 1 fish in there
Zarain Art a glo fish would be fine too for this tank but not a goldfish a goldfish needs 30 gallons per fish
Caleb RAYNER my calico goldfish is his size
They need a WAYYYY bigger tank!!
jessica lamarre there fine
Misfit's Club you know nothing about fish
Misfit's Club are u dumb they need a bigger tank. Thats a 5 gallon tank or less with 4 big goldfish.
Guys no hate but what if they can’t even afford a big tank
TheAnimatedTrashCan Aka Kay the trashy potato why would they even think of buying the goldfish, then?
You need to move them in bigger tank
happy tulips if the filtration is good and there enough oxygen it doesn't matter mate
Omariscal Contixo lol that's so not true
Caitlin Husband I agree I have a 50 gallon aquarium with 5 goldfish and a pleco but I have 1 large bubbler amd 200 gallon filtration running
nope. that water gets murky in about a day. Goldfish produce a HUGE amount of waste
Ultra GamingHD Then deal with it if you have to!
Nice, tanks to small for even 1 of those fish
Danielle's Draws yeah They were tiny things when I got given them them but they have grown rather huge. They've been this big in this tank for years now and seem to be doing fine
They’re doing fine. They’re surviving not thriving.
Dazwah Mogwai not fair at all
they stay that size most likely cuz theres not enough room to grow :(
Dazwah Mogwai Put your brat in a tiny cage, we'll see if she can grown like a normal adult. Also she can be doing totally fine in it for years.
Wow this really works! My inch-long tropical fish was starting to float and really struggling, so I was desperate. I tried peas (none of my fish would eat them - spit them out) and epsom salt bath. Called my exotics vet - they didn’t do fish. Referred me to a fish vet - he was out of town for a month. I had seen videos of deep sea fishermen doing this all the time; they even have a tool for it!) So, I thought, why not, I really have no other choice and I didn’t want to just watch him starve to death. Went all over for clove oil - only Walgreens stocked it. Asked my cat’s vet for a syringe w/a tiny needle (told him why - he gave me 2!). Since my fish was so much smaller, I started with one drop of clove oil per gallon, and added an additional drop until I started to see if it was working. I got to 4 drops then transferred some of the solution to a smaller bowl. I used just enough so the fish would not struggle when I picked him up (he wasn’t out completely) I used a flashlight to see the bubble and when I pierced it with the needle, you could almost hear it pop. I then pulled back on the syringe to suck the air out. I had to do it a second time in a slightly diff spot. It bled a tiny bit, but stopped pretty quickly. I had him in recovery for just a minute or two, then decided the tank was the best place for him to reduce stress. It’s been over a month now and he’s happily swimming with his other 3 buddies in his 20 gallon tank and totally back to normal.
Yayyyyyyyyyyy
Would this method work on my wife, shes over weight n bloated.
"We have to feed him beans" man you're daughter is the cutest thing ever 😭 😍 God bless her
OMG... You are a LITERAL GENIUS!!!!! Vets should know how to do this but yet they don't. What a great man! And I'm so glad the fish is doing better now.
great video but that tank is much too small for that many fish of that size
darcity you should have seen it when there was 6...
Dazwah Mogwai That doesn't make it any better.
This is my last chance of saving my fish, wish me luck.
update;l couldn't save her, R.I.P princess.😔
You just did something foolish
Who cited goldfish swim bladder can get recovered you want to know how comment me on my channel
@@shantanudiwedi2007 thanks for advice but I don't look for fancy goldfish anymore.
@@skylnstudio1439 😂which ifishes you have now
@@shantanudiwedi2007 just betta
To everyone saying he needs a bigger tank.... Don't you think it is kind of obvious? After 100 comments "Get a bigger tank" I think he understands. Dazwah thanks for documenting this, I feel a little more confident operating on my fish now. My only question is how long did it take for the fish to gain conciousnes after being sedated?
Aaron - OmgHazey cheers Aaron. Flipper was swimming again within 5-10 mins of being back in tank. I gently held him just under the surface below the filter water return for a couple of minutes to make sure he had plenty of water running over his gills. Then when he was ready he kicked away out of my hand. His buoyancy improved back to normal over the next week 👍🏽
Awesome, Thanks for letting me know. I'm glad you had such success.
If he understands why hasn't he said anyghing about it. Or give us an update on the fish? I would like to see some real footage of those goldfish's in a better habitat then that cruel small aquarium
Random Arts oh shut up.
Random Arts At least he did something to get the fish swimming again.
I love how this entire comment section is “oMg tHe TaNk Is To smALl!!,!11!,!)
Thats cause it's true
It's true
Ik bc it’s true
Because it is
Even the replies are worried about it too
You killed the first one and bought another.
omg bearsfan , that would be fucked up if that was true
I agree, the fish didn't look the same, it wasnt breathing, it didn't swim, and he left it out of the water too long.... Poor fish☹️☹️
Bears Fan 34 yea i bet too
I'm gonna cry I noticed that too unless the fish's color came back because he was doing better
Maddi S i was breathing when he put it up to the bubbles bruh
Omg thats a torture for them change the tank into bigger. Poor little fish
There's a chance they don't have the money
@@robertmiller1109 they don't need to buy a fish tank. They can just buy a bigger container bin to save money and it would be cheaper.
@@robertmiller1109 If they don't have the money, then they don't have the right to keep a fish
@@beepboop7219 Yes as we all know, aquariums are only for the upper class who can afford all these ammenities.
@@slimesdesigns7004 Yes but that is like saying, I can't afford anything big so my dog has to live in a cage for the rest of it's life.
Amazing operation, I would never be brave enough to do this on my fish. But I'd recommend a bigger tank for all those fish
He probably has a Swim Bladder disorder because of bad water quality. There are 3 or 4 Fancy Goldfish in what looks like a 5 gallon bowfront tank, and as we all know the rule is 20 gallons for the first and 10-15 gallons for each extra. This means you must have a minimum of 40-50 gallons for 3 fish, or a minimum of 50-65 gallons for 4 fish. What would be even better is an indoor mini pond for the fish. Use water testing strips to determine the quality of the aquarium water, and chemicals to help maintain it. In such a small tank, you must do a 50-90% water change every 1-2 days to keep the ammonia, nitrites, and nitrates in check. I would also recommend keeping live plants in the tank to help maintain the ammonia levels by turning the ammonia into Nitrates, as well as add some essential oxygen into the tank. Feed them high-quality pelleted food such as Omega One Medium Pellets as well as fresh veggies every few days. Frozen shelled peas help decrease the risk of swim-bladder disorders, Spinach promotes healthy, strong scales, Garlic Cloves prevent Ich and other parasites, etc. These healthy foods are beneficial to your fish to keep them healthy and happy. Do not feed any high-protein treats such as Bloodworms or Brine Shrimp, as this will increase the ammonia in that tiny tank of yours. Goldfish also must have sufficient surface movement on top of the tank water to increase oxygen levels in the tank. With so many large fish in a tiny tank, ammonia and nitrate levels will be high, as well as high-stress and low oxygen levels. With this high-stress, the loss of slime coat is inevitable and will attract diseases, therefore I would use Stress Coat instead of any other water conditioner to help with stress and disease prevention from adding an artificial slime coat. I would also use Fluval Biological Enhancer to add beneficial bacteria into the aquarium to help with ammonia levels. Like with all pets, please make sure to do plenty of research before investing in any pet. For example, I did 3 years of research before adopting my first Rats. If you take great care of these fish, they will be with you for a long time. Good luck!
I wish I saw this video sooner! I had some goldfish that died from Swim Bladder Disease and if I had known there was a way I could save them by doing this relatively simple operation, I would have at least tried... Feeding them peas did not really help prevent SBD either, or maybe it did for a little while. My oldest one was 3 years old. Hopefully now I can save my goldfish if it happens again... I have 4 small goldfish in a 50 gallon planted tank now but since I moved the tank outdoors I've not encountered any swim bladder problems with them and they have been growing well.. and poo-ing a lot of greens! I think algae really helps with their digestion. I used to feed my goldfish twice a day when the tank was indoors since they had no other source of food. But now since they eat a lot of algae (and maybe even some worms/insects) all day I only feed them once every other day now.
I have rambled quite a bit, but TL;DR, I enjoyed the video, thank you for sharing!
same here mate, I am amazed greatfully
You are awesome, such love, all that is good Bless you , Namaste.
I tried it but unfortunately died 😢
I had an angelfish that also got super bloated till his fins got pushed into his eye. I tried everything. Peas, anti-biotics, anti-fungal, salt, etc. Nothing worked.
Finally I got desperate I bought a syringe, and without anesthia I went ahead. Pulled out about 5 ml of air, which is insane given he is just a juvenile. Almost right away you could see how skinny he got (hasn't eaten in 10 days). He didn't freak out or even react at all (I obscured his face with the net so he doesn't see the needle lol).
He is also sinking a bit (not as extreme) but has started to regain the use of his fins. I dropped some food in there before the next water change (so I can throw out any uneaten food). In the hospital tank I put broad spectrum antibiotics (to prevent infection) and aloe vera to help heal his skin and scales.
Ill let you all know how it goes in the week to come
Hajji Daoud TELL ME MORE
Hajji Daoud more?
UPDATE
The fish killed him with his own bacteria now he's the one getting a treatment I guess lol
Gsix Zes lol
This is fake. He cut the video he didn’t show us the whole thing if the fish survived or not. Instead he skip.🤣✌🏻✌🏻. Sorry .But I think he replaced it with new one.😬
The poor fish!! That tank is sooooo small there all crowded the poor things you need like a 25 gallon tank not like a 5 gallon!! Plz try and get a bigger tank or just sell them and buy gubbys PLZ don’t kill the poor things
I'm New here watching. This is a totally cool share!!! 😍😍😍 Sharon in SC
I did this procedure on my fish and he’s no longer floating at the surface, but he’s still upside down at the bottom of the tank. It’s just been one day, so I hope this will change.
You sure you put the needle in the bladder? Sounds like you missed it completely.. try again
Your fish died lol
Stop commenting about the tank he probably knows that and he'll get one after this video. It's cool that you know how to operate on him.
4 huge goldfish? In a tiny aquarium? I don't think so.
U kill first one and u brought another fish. The colour of fish is few different 😠
Agree lol. It is fake . He just killed the fish 😡
I just put mine in a separate tank with just an air pump and didn't feed him anything for 3 days he stayed at the bottom of the tank but he got better and was hungry so I fed him Peas & Spinach and kept him there for 2 more days and he's doing great now!
Half of these comments are saying the tank is to small, you guys probably are lazy and don’t do research on goldfish space
I saw that cat lookin
That's what happens when you don't have a 20 gallon tank + 10 gallons for each added goldfish.
Is the fish still alive and well?
Jasmine Stiff hopefully
Jasmine of course u saw in video
Jasmine Stiff seeing the size of the tank,
Probably more than dead
Jasmine Stiff o
idk
Goldfish requires 20 gallons per fish....
Dude you need to get them a bigger tank like honestly
2:14 biggest fish tank in the world😅😅😅
Ha! Haaaaaaaaa!
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Your children are precious :)
Thank you for the compliment. That’s my Dad in the video.👩🏻💼
Zz’s Magic Box Tell your dad to give them a bigger tank or get rid of them, that’s cruelty.
They need a bigger tank
That fish tank is too small you are killing your fish
Omgosh.... How did you learn about that stuff?!? 😲😳😲 Sharon in SC
When he told the kids its asleep reminded me when in grown-ups 2 when the girl saw a moth get zapped 😂😂😂😂😂😂
clorox bleach oh yeahh 😂😂
Is this fish still alive? Pls help me my fish have swim bladder disease
Nice job. How did it do long-term?
YOUR TANK IS TO SMALL!! THOSE FISH NEED A 1 METER AQUARIUM MINIMAL.
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Putain un aquarium tout petit pour de si gros poissons !!!
You need a bigger tank
This is sad. Those beautiful fish need so much more room. Can't believe they actually grew to that size unless you bought them that size and shoved them all in that what 5-10 gallon tank.
Man, very good job, hats off, but please, yours fish need some free, put their into a bigger tank, however... Big like! 👍
Clove oil kills goldfish. You killed the goldfish.
Mine was the same thing but mine was a glow fish. he was swimming just like that he tried getting air that's what was killing him he thought he needs air but he didn't the next day he died. Also the same thing happened to my Betta fish you can't tell but he had it too I think the food was contaminate or something that's what killed both of them you can tell if a Betta have swim blater because If you see there belly to big and they will not really go to the top.
Guys the tank is fine
Thank you sir but so small tank
🐟
Can't even provide a big enough tank.
hopefully you have a bigger tank by now
*they did a surgey on a fish*
Il regarde le poisson est mort il a envie de péter
That’s like a 5 gallon tank
The aquarium is really too small !!
Pack you
@@langglegaming1603 ?????????
I'm glad we have animal rights in my country so no one can mistread goldfish like that. This tank is way to small for these huge fish.
Please get a bigger tank for them or give them a propper home and smaller fish for your tank, you seem to care for them.
Propper... Correct your spelling first
It will be proper
@@Kushankur2010 oh I'm sooo sorry english isn't my native language..
i guess you still got the point so stop complaining
@@gammelfleischparty9066 Ei English is also not my native language...
It's my 3rd language
@@Kushankur2010 so? that gives permission to be a dickhead?
Bro clove oil kills fish
My fish died from this
What the heck is that tank
They need a bigger one
Omg!...your aquarium is too small for all these fish...
DENNIS_KAP We all know it's probably too small but it really depends on the size of the goldfish I used to use bowls for mine but they are in a kitty pool pond outside and they are happy in there usually in fish keeping most keepers start out with bowls then move up the chain so it's okay of thry are in a tank like that for now but it will change they are fairly new to fish keeping and you learn more the longer you're in the hobby.
Dawson Vlogs
Srsly? Bowls r never okay
Dawson Vlogs
And no, it doesn’t depend on the size. Well.. one baby comet gets 29 gallons of water. Each added goldfish of the same species gets 10 gallons of water.
Fancy goldfish- 44 gallons of water for the first one, 10 gallons more for each added fish of the same species.
Koi? Need a bigger pond that 1200 gallons.
You can not have four fish in this tank
I did this procedure but my fish is sinking now.. Will she be ok? Will she regain normal buyouncy??+
Nice Concentration camp for fish, did you get drunk before you set this tank up and mistake the green peas for fish? Because I think the fish would rather be in the freezer than in this small washed up fail of an aquarium, good to see you have as much of a problem with this as 6 years olds.
Nice job saving the fish from going to a better place.
Loll nice one i love ur comment 👍👍
Bigger tank for them pleass
My fish was doing like this
And now she is no more
🤕😥😥😢
Oh no
its true that this tank isn't big enough for an adult gold fish but it is for one or two (three maximum ) small goldfish (1-4 months) as long as you do a sufficient amount of water changes to get rid of the growth inhibiting hormone (GIH for short ) so that's why goldfish tend to grow larger in bigger tanks because the large water volume dilutes this hormone , the water volume doesn't directly influence on the health of you're goldfish but the quality of you're water does, and that's why most beginners with smaller fish tanks (5-10 gallons) tend to have their fish die rather quickly because most of them don't have time or don't have much experience to understand the proper care for "fancy goldfish' because most people say they are beginner fish so most people tend to think that they are low maintenance fish with in reality their not.
for more info look at this blog: puregoldfish.com/tank-size/
That needle got me uneasy #flashbacks
Well done mate, that was awesome
Aussie???
Everyone who thinks they killed the fish, the fish has a red spot on his head the WHOLE TIME!!,!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did it. I removed almost 10cc air from fish. stomach almost collapsed. but in 1 hour she started to normal swim but in 2 hours she recover back same upside dow positon. how can she produce this much air? what should I do?
Wayyy to overstocked that’s the cause for the sbd
Prickly cacti thanks Dr fish 🤦♂️😂
Dazwah Mogwai no problem. I do actually have a degree in aquatic veterinary medicine so that nickname is quite accurate. 😂 how is he recovering? I would also recommend. Dose of stress zyme and a broad antibiotic, I could also prescribe you a topical steroid to help with the healing process.
Oops commented from wrong account lol 😂
@@jennycornelius2657
Sure, you're toootally a specialist. What a dumbass.
Gravy Is Nice she obviously knows a bit more than the guy that posted the video
You bought a new one wow so crul and killed the other you can tell because it was not moving or breathing when you did “operation”
“And he’s swimming”
*wiggles fins*
My goldfish is going through that right now. Painful to watch
BTW, do you own the channel "Life Where I'm From"?
To small!!! Gez a biget tank !
I apologize about all the people in the fish keeping community being rude because of a mistake (it happened to me before) but that tank is way too small for these fish. I wish you good in the future.
My Goldie died like this.. I didn't know what to do... 😭😭😭😭😭
Thats not the same fish in the end tho
Agree lol that is fake. He killed the fish
U killed that poor fish and brought a new one. As if u thought ppl wouldn't notice
Random Videos it's the same fish
Austin Everett no it ain't. Are u dumb. That fish fucking died
Random Videos no it didnt. That's actually very similar to how the professional procedure goes
What exactly do you know about veterinary practices?
Austin Everett what the fuck do u know. I’ve seen ppl do this and it’s been fine. But they killed the fish
🤣you killed it thats why you cut ✂️ the video 📹 😂
Saving your fish thats awsome!
just seeing this and im a new viewer but i really hope you have a larger tank for these beautiful fishes
Honestly??? I have saved quite a few fish but this, this pisses me off. You put four drops of clove oil which WILL kill them. One to two will put them to sleep for some time, anything over three KILLS THEM YOU IDIOT! Maybe check different sites before taking ones word. Also, you bought a new one. The pre-surgery goldfish was a lot more faded in certain areas, while the supposed “healed” one was more orange and had certain splotches of white scales on him that the first one didn’t have. Also, they can’t be agoraphobic as gold fish are very social and enjoy big spaces. I’ve had quite a few goldfish in my lifetime so this isn’t new to me ://
Also I get this video is from 2017 but this is in no way to treat a fish, like Betta fish being put into bowls this is ABUSE!
2:53 cat wants his dinner
Oh my freaking god that fish 😱
with a cat
Thats whatvthe same condition is of my goldfish
I really feel sorry for these fish, hopefully you are not so cruel with your children...
Can anyone help me? I've tried fasting for 3 days and feeding peas multiple times (which she eats willingly) but it doesn't seem to help at all! I've tried what says online multiple times but nothing seems to help! Can someone PLEASE help me and Bernice? (I've only had her about 3 months).
Awwwwww 5:09 “what are u doing he’s not bweaving”
Вы молодцы! Спасли рыбку!!!
My cute beta is died and my arowana is also green arowana
That goldfish had dropsy look at its scales
No. Dropsy is a little bit more of like goose bumps
I lost my fish 4 days ago to Dropsy... I had him for around 3 1/2 years, it was sad (he went upside down like this vid too)
I tied but failed.
That tank is way too small and way overcrowded. Don't wanna be annoying, but it's the truth. If you want em to be happy, I suggest a bigger tank. Much bigger.
If you had an adequate size tank for your fishes, probably you wud not need to operate but you wanted to make and upload this video so you let them suffer in such short tank. Imagine you and your family living in 8*8 room for years.
your tank small for fishs