Goldfish need calcium, magnesium, and trace elements for osmoregulation. Pure distilled water causes fatal electrolyte loss.
Add aquarium salt mix (not table salt) or a commercial remineralizer to achieve 100–200 ppm TDS. Alternatively, use spring water or dechlorinated tap water if parameters are acceptable.
Only if tap water has extreme pH, high ammonia, copper, or other toxins. Most municipal water is fine after dechlorination.
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