iat814 AC Members Oct 19, 2008 43 0 0 Nov 6, 2008 #1 I just bought a Japanese moss ball for my betta/shrimp tank. Do you think if I buy one for my goldfish tank, the fish will eat the moss ball? Last edited: Nov 6, 2008
I just bought a Japanese moss ball for my betta/shrimp tank. Do you think if I buy one for my goldfish tank, the fish will eat the moss ball?
Squawkbert Senior padder Oct 3, 2006 3,417 2 38 61 ST.L area www.aquaticplantcentral.com Nov 6, 2008 #2 Probably.
THE V Hiding from my children Nov 25, 2007 1,931 2 38 Washington Real Name Mr. Incognito Nov 6, 2008 #3 :iagree: Any delicate plant/algae will be eaten by goldfish. Even some tougher plants species will get beat up by them. The goldfish will probably really enjoy it though. They do like expensive snacks.
:iagree: Any delicate plant/algae will be eaten by goldfish. Even some tougher plants species will get beat up by them. The goldfish will probably really enjoy it though. They do like expensive snacks.
D Danyal AC Members May 20, 2007 416 0 16 36 Nov 10, 2008 #4 maybe, only one way to find out. most of my goldies have left live plants alone.
reptileguy2727 Not enough tanks, space, or time Jan 15, 2006 1,799 0 0 Northern Virginia Nov 11, 2008 #5 Moss balls tend to be one of the plants that seem to work out better for most people. If your goldfish get the right diet they are much less likely to bother any plants.
Moss balls tend to be one of the plants that seem to work out better for most people. If your goldfish get the right diet they are much less likely to bother any plants.
iat814 AC Members Oct 19, 2008 43 0 0 Nov 12, 2008 #6 Yea, I might go ahead and put one in to experiment.
M marbilus AC Members Oct 31, 2008 12 0 0 Nov 14, 2008 #7 i've heard that goldfish don't like marimo balls
reptileguy2727 Not enough tanks, space, or time Jan 15, 2006 1,799 0 0 Northern Virginia Nov 14, 2008 #8 Yes, it is one of the plants they are least likely to bother.
Flaringshutter Befriend a feeder! Oct 17, 2006 1,870 0 0 Southern California Nov 20, 2008 #9 Won't be touched. Moss balls aren't really moss - the plant is actually a type of algae. I think that's why the fish don't like them.
Won't be touched. Moss balls aren't really moss - the plant is actually a type of algae. I think that's why the fish don't like them.
reptileguy2727 Not enough tanks, space, or time Jan 15, 2006 1,799 0 0 Northern Virginia Nov 20, 2008 #10 Some will, depending on the rest of the diet and how much they are fed. They will eat algae too though. But yes, moss balls are one of the last things most goldfish will touch and are a great addition to a goldfish tank.
Some will, depending on the rest of the diet and how much they are fed. They will eat algae too though. But yes, moss balls are one of the last things most goldfish will touch and are a great addition to a goldfish tank.