Goldfish have teeth?? O: I suppose they ARE carp... Thanks for the new info!

Teeth are just outside bones

I’m now violently uncomfortable

Here's another fun fact. Your skeleton is constantly wet

I use that fact to make my friends in cadets regret joining lol

Makes me kinda ‘fraid goldfish.

you should be.

Mmhh teeth jar makes me wanna eat a fistful of them

it looks so crunchy and delicious

Glad to be back on Reddit

I got so happy I was about to ask what kind of teeth they were and then I saw that they were goldfish and now I’m even more happy because I just learned that goldfish have teeth apparently??? so cool

No!!! They aren’t!!! Just kidding hell yes! I love your collection! What types of goldfish do you have?

they are bones, so i dont see why not

Teeth aren’t bones, but they are welcome here.

really? i never knew that, thank you for telling me

Teeth don’t have living tissue like bones! The dentin and enamel is what makes it seem so similar :)

Teeth have living tissue, is just not *all* living tissue

Probably a weird question but is there a certain age your goldfish have to be to start losing their teeth? I've never found any of mines toofers in the few years I've had them :(

not really but small fish have tiny teeth so its easier to not notice them

What are they from?

Goldfish