Have a wet hand, have a dry hand. That's what he said.
Poor fishes
😂 let the flakes float on top bro
Ohhh 😮 my mom and I been doing it the wrong way 😂 I recently got a new baby comet goldfish yesterday with my husband and I notice that the baby comet goldfish wasn’t eating the flakes do I make it into a smaller pieces then make it sink for the fish to eat which works
I smell the fish food 🤮
We dnt even touch them . We just sprinkle it carefully since years😊
I have never heard of submerging the flake in the water. I thought the whole point of fish flake was for it to float on top.
Better have bloody good filtration putting that much food in a goldfish tank.
I didn't know I had to submerge them
😮
Waste of food. Never feed this much… if it touches the ground, you over fed. Once too many flakes start hitting the ground stop feeding.
How much food did bro put in there 💀
Here's an idea. Keep both hands dry. If one becomes wet, use a towel. Then you never risk putting a wet hand into the fish food bag.
Never heard this one before, thanks
why can’t you just drop it at the top of the water does that do anything? I don’t have goldfish
Why do u have the most boring loooking tank
First of all, flake fish food is meant to float. When flake food gets waterlogged, it starts losing nutrients. The fish are ment to eat the floating flakes before they get waterlogged as it is healthier for them. Another thing is that they do make slow sinking pellets that take longer to become waterlogged than flakes and are actually healthier for fish. The other problem with this guy's feeding technique is that you should avoid sticking your hands into a fish tank. You need to thoroughly wash your hand before reaching into a fish tank and make sure there is no soap residue left on your hands. Your natural body oils and who knows what can be harmful if not fatal to fish. This video is not a good tip on how to feed flakes as it shows how you really should not feed flakes. With my goldfish, I feed mostly slow sinking pellets.
If they only have one hand wht chu say🤔
Pahigi😢🥹😭🙏
Bro I am stupid I fed my ember tetras and chilli rasboras so much
I have multi tank syndrome and i try my best to avoid mixing the tank water with each other. So i use a stirring stick for each tank to avoid the fish eating at the surface and developing swim bladder issues
I always sprinkle on top and it’ll eventually sink down
Have a wet hand, have a dry hand. That's what he said.
Poor fishes
😂 let the flakes float on top bro
Ohhh 😮 my mom and I been doing it the wrong way 😂 I recently got a new baby comet goldfish yesterday with my husband and I notice that the baby comet goldfish wasn’t eating the flakes do I make it into a smaller pieces then make it sink for the fish to eat which works
I smell the fish food 🤮
We dnt even touch them . We just sprinkle it carefully since years😊
I have never heard of submerging the flake in the water. I thought the whole point of fish flake was for it to float on top.
Better have bloody good filtration putting that much food in a goldfish tank.
I didn't know I had to submerge them
😮
Waste of food. Never feed this much… if it touches the ground, you over fed. Once too many flakes start hitting the ground stop feeding.
How much food did bro put in there 💀
Here's an idea. Keep both hands dry. If one becomes wet, use a towel.
Then you never risk putting a wet hand into the fish food bag.
Never heard this one before, thanks
why can’t you just drop it at the top of the water does that do anything? I don’t have goldfish
Why do u have the most boring loooking tank
First of all, flake fish food is meant to float. When flake food gets waterlogged, it starts losing nutrients. The fish are ment to eat the floating flakes before they get waterlogged as it is healthier for them. Another thing is that they do make slow sinking pellets that take longer to become waterlogged than flakes and are actually healthier for fish. The other problem with this guy's feeding technique is that you should avoid sticking your hands into a fish tank. You need to thoroughly wash your hand before reaching into a fish tank and make sure there is no soap residue left on your hands. Your natural body oils and who knows what can be harmful if not fatal to fish. This video is not a good tip on how to feed flakes as it shows how you really should not feed flakes. With my goldfish, I feed mostly slow sinking pellets.
If they only have one hand wht chu say🤔
Pahigi😢🥹😭🙏
Bro I am stupid I fed my ember tetras and chilli rasboras so much
I have multi tank syndrome and i try my best to avoid mixing the tank water with each other. So i use a stirring stick for each tank to avoid the fish eating at the surface and developing swim bladder issues
I always sprinkle on top and it’ll eventually sink down