The Thai Lion Goldfish needs a very good diet to develop a tail. You have to feed it more than one meal, so feed it small amounts of bait little by little. Live baits include bloodworms and daphnia, plentiful shrimp, nematodes and more. There are various mixes in artificial bait, but recently frozen bloodworms and daphnia, sea shrimp, etc. have also appeared.　

Live water fleas are the best bait from the time they hatch until they turn into blacks. If you are able to obtain daphnia, it is even better to give the hatchling daphnia until it changes color.

There are fewer and fewer rivers and pools where Daphnia can be obtained, and in their place the shrimp are plentiful, and bloodworms and a mixture of feed are the mainstay of the diet for the juveniles before they change color.

Extended information:

The Thai Lion is a new species of lionhead goldfish native to China that has been rebred in Thailand.

The formation of the Thai Lion is not simply a matter of breeding and screening, nor is it the breeding progeny of a single Lionhead. The Thai Lion is a side-view ornamental type, suitable for glass tanks, and the formation of the Thai Lion is greatly differentiated depending on the breeding methods used in different Thai fish farms.

The seed gas is mixed with pearl, gilt, aragonid and other bloodlines, and according to the color requirements of the introduction of domestic lionheads and cultivated only recently the dandelion, red and white, five flowers, the color of the tiger skin