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Old May 21st 04, 03:29 PM
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Default Goldfish scales

yes.

Glenn Lynn wrote:

My biggest goldfish, about eight inches, has lost some scales on her
sides. This happened when she became quite large from being full of
eggs and got stuck a few times squeezing through small passages. My
question is this. Will a goldfish grow back lost scales?

Thanks, Glenn




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