I just recently got a fantail goldfish and bought a 2.65 gallon Marina Goldfish Starter tank for him. But as I read more and more about goldfish care over the internet the more I’m reading about 10 gallon tanks being most proper for the well being of any goldfish or 2 gallons per inch (goldfish length).
Unfortunately for goldfish, people often make mistakes.
Regular goldfish themselves need at least 200 gallons to grow nicely.
Fancy ones need a tank that has heat and stable parameters. So no less than 10 gallons. Unlike commons, fancy ones do require care. They are more susceptible to diseases, and injuries, so no sharp objects or plastic plants.
a site I recommend is aquarium advice: it provides lots of information.
www.aquariumadvice.com
yes of course dear.
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Yeah, it’ll be fine. I had a goldfish in a 2 gallon bowl and he thrived. I moved him to a tank, and he loves it there, too.
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yes
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It depends on the size of the goldfish? Mine’s a regular sized one and I personally wouldn’t put it in a 3 gallon tank. It’s currently in a 10 gallon.
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How big is he?? He should do fine in a 3 gal tank- they tend to grow to fit there enviroment- and not get too big for it- D
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had a friend who kept one in a brandy glass(a big rounded stemed glass) for years!
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Really, fish need as much space as you can give them. You need to understand they are not like other caged pets that you can let out to get some exercise and variety. This aquarium is their life, give it something that will make it happy. In truth, i would think even a 10 gal aquarium would be barealy adequate, but give him as much space as you can
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go for the ten gallon tank.only fry should be kept in any smaller container
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yes it can but u have 2 limit the amount of other fish u get. i would go for a bigger tank! good luck!
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Goldfish need bigger tanks than people tend to think…generally a good rule of thumb is 30 gallons per 1 fish and 10 more for each additional fish. They also need filtration due to the huge amount of ammonia they produce. If you can, I’d get your goldfish at least a 10 gallon, but if you can afford bigger, it would be better for him. Make sure you get a filter (here’s a hint, if you get a filter that is rated for a larger tank than you have, your tank will stay cleaner longer.) I’d get a betta to put into your 3 gallon. Good luck.
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I don’t see why not but it depends on the size of the tank too.
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Unfortunately for goldfish, people often make mistakes.
Regular goldfish themselves need at least 200 gallons to grow nicely.
Fancy ones need a tank that has heat and stable parameters. So no less than 10 gallons. Unlike commons, fancy ones do require care. They are more susceptible to diseases, and injuries, so no sharp objects or plastic plants.
a site I recommend is aquarium advice: it provides lots of information.
http://www.aquariumadvice.com
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It should be fine for a while, just make sure you keep the water clean. I had 2 gold fish that lived for years. Had them in a 10 gallon aquarium and they both grew very large.
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can you live in your bedroom closet.
Sure but how happy would you be.
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