In Presque Isle, Pennsylvania, a giant goldfish was caught during an electrofishing survey. It serves as a reminder of why [… ...

If you can no longer care for a live goldfish, the United States Fish & Wildlife Service recommends trying to find another caregiver, donating a fish to an aquarium or school, returning it to a pet ...

Despite their popularity, myths and misconceptions about goldfish abound. The most common myths are that goldfish have ...

The US Fish and Wildlife Service said that someone releasing their pet into the wild had "created an invasive problem that ...

A "megalodon" goldfish caught in Pennsylvania is a good reminder of why people shouldn't release their pets into the wild ...

Goldfish multiply quickly ... Most pets released to the wild do not survive, and many suffer before they die," the agency wrote. "If it does survive, your pet could become an invasive species ...

Experts noted it is legal in 16 states to use goldfish as bait, but that practice is illegal in Pennsylvania. “Bait dumping is one of the many ways invasive aquatic species and pathogens are ...

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said releasing pet store goldfish into the wild can create “an invasive problem that can last decades.” ...

Most pets released to the wild do not survive, and many suffer before they die.” If you don’t want your goldfish anymore, try rehoming it, returning it to a pet store or calling an aquarium or ...