I've got a 55 gallon established tank. It contains a black moor, a lion head, a red capped oranda, and some other kind of fancy goldfish. They are all about 1-1/2 to 2" in size. I added the lionhead about 2 wks ago. They all look physically healthy with no signs of stress, at all. But, two days ago, I noticed that the lion head and oranda, literally, huddle in the back bottom corner, almost with the heads pointing down. They stay like that for hours. The black moor and other goldfish swim around (act normally). The water temperature is at about 61 degrees, since they are located in a basement in Chicago.
Other than planning world domination, what would cause the lionhead and oranda to huddle like that. When I feed, they eventually do swim around and eat.
Other than planning world domination, what would cause the lionhead and oranda to huddle like that. When I feed, they eventually do swim around and eat.