by Mary Siever on February 14th, 2005

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My white goldfish have acquired black spots near the gills and head. What could be the cause?

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by francesca says on January 26th, 2006
Funny the same thing happened to me a couple of years ago... You could be using to different types of Fish food and that causes colour to change. Be careful!
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- Goldfish naturally change color as they age regardless of what food you give them.
  
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