Baby goldfish is an omnivorous animal, they can eat animal feed, such as daphnia, earthworms, mosquito larvae, etc., and can also eat plant feed, such as algae, vegetables, fruits, etc. In addition, small goldfish can also eat artificial feed, such as micro-pellet feed, flake feed, etc.
For domestic baby goldfish, if you don't have feed, you can try making some food yourself. For example, you can cut vegetables, fruits, etc. into small pieces by yourself and feed them to baby goldfish. However, it is important to note that you should not feed your little goldfish too many vegetables and fruits, as these foods may cause gastrointestinal upset in your little goldfish.
In addition, in order to ensure the health of the little goldfish, the following points need to be noted:
Change the water regularly: Baby goldfish need clean water quality, so the water needs to be changed regularly. It is recommended to change the water once a day, and the amount of water changed at a time should not exceed one-third of the total amount of water.
Maintain a suitable water temperature: The suitable water temperature for baby goldfish is around 20-25 degrees Celsius. If the water temperature is too high or too low, it will affect the health of the baby goldfish.
Avoid overfeeding: Baby goldfish have a fragile stomach and intestines, and if overfed, it may lead to problems such as indigestion. It is recommended to feed once a day and not to feed too much at a time.
Avoid polyculture: Baby goldfish have a gentle personality, but they also have a certain sense of territory. If different varieties of small goldfish are mixed together, it can lead to problems such as fights. Therefore, it is advisable to keep small goldfish of the same breed separately.
In short, domestic goldfish need to pay attention to maintaining a suitable water temperature, changing the water regularly, avoiding overfeeding, avoiding polyculture and other problems. If you make your own food, you need to be careful not to feed too many vegetables and fruits.