Most likely bladder infection. Can't keep his buoyancy, can't fill it up
with air. Try for few days not to feed it.
Maybe when he rest for a while, gets better. Check for medication, I think
there are some out there.
Julius
"Paul Bahr" <bahr.phb.RemoveThis@optusnet.com.au> wrote in message
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> Hi All
>
> I have nine goldfish in a 4ft long tank.
>
> All seem very healthy and happy except for one. About half an hour after i
> feed this fish starts having problems swimming and keeps floating to the
> the top. swims down and floats to the top again.
>
> ater doing this for some time it then starts lying on its side and
> struggling to swim before eventually losing the battle and swimming /
> Floating upside down.
>
> However when i get up in the morning the fish is swimming fine no problems
> keeping depth as its condition has vanished.
>
> yet when i feed that night it all starts again.
>
> This has been going for the last 6 days.
>
> I have had my tank for 8 weeks.
>
> Any ideas
>
> Thanks
>
> Craka
>
>
>> Stay informed about: swimming upside down