The amount of gas that a goldfish excretes through farting varies and is difficult to measure. However, it is estimated that a goldfish produces approximately 0.01 ml of gas per 100 grams of body weight per hour. This is significantly less than other animals like cows or horses.
Yes, goldfish do fart but it is not as noticeable as other animals. They produce gas as a byproduct of digestion and release it through their anus. However, since goldfish are small and live in water, the sound and smell of their farts are not as prominent as other animals.
No, goldfish cannot fart bubbles. Farting requires the release of gas from the anus, and since goldfish do not have the ability to control their anus muscles, they are not able to produce bubbles through farting. The bubbles you may see in a fish tank are most likely caused by other factors such as oxygen bubbles from the water filter.
Yes, the type of food a goldfish consumes can affect the amount of gas it produces through farting. Foods that are high in fiber, such as peas or spinach, can cause an increase in farting as they are more difficult for the goldfish to digest. On the other hand, processed or easily digestible foods may result in less farting.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that goldfish fart more when stressed. However, stress can lead to changes in a goldfish's digestive system, which may result in changes in their farting habits. It is important to provide a stress-free environment for goldfish to maintain their overall health and well-being.