Fancy Goldfish Lost Her Color!

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Poor Roxy girl lost her gorgeous black fins. Any advice? Are they gone for good? She has plenty of sunlight and we use Hikari?
 

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It might be the diet. If you’ve only been using one type of food for a while, it could’ve resulted in some color loss. Do you use any fresh vegetables? That’s a really nice fish!
 

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a varied diet is key
if you start feeding her different kinds of foods she might gain her color back.
some foods you can add that arent pellets or flakes- peas with the skin removed, bloodworms, and brine shrimp (live, frozen, or freeze-dried)
gorgeous fish btw!
 
black is the most unstable color in goldfish, even black moors will sometimes turn completely orange.
 
My Black Moor turned completely orange, then completely white. He stayed white. My comets turned white, as well. One is starting to get orange splotches, again. She's 10+, the Black Moor was only 1ish when he turned and didn't turn back. Mine eat pellets, flakes, color enhancing flakes, algae wafers, brine shrimp, blood worms, peas, etc.
 
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Gang, thanks for the responses! I treat her really well so glad to hear it’s pretty normal & not stress. Thank you!
 

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