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Hey all,
Does anyone know if you can keep 9 gold fish in a 10 gallon tank. I have looked online and they have said no more then 10 in a tank and some sites say no more then 5 in a tank. Please any thoughts. Thanks
It's not always rainbows and butterflies. It's compromise that moves us along. (This seems to be so true in life).
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Pluba Freshman
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what kind of Goldfishe, Sheltiehandler?
We have the fancy "Fantails". I got them right now in a 10 Gallon tank....but only 5 of them. And I have to get a bigger tank pretty soon, as they will grow fast. I think 10 might be too much for a 10 Gallon tank.
Tiffany
Posts: 731 | Location (City, State): Florida | Registered: Fri April 09 2004
Pluba Freshman
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Hi,
one is a black fancy tail or what ever they are called. then the rest are normal reg. goldfish.
It's not always rainbows and butterflies. It's compromise that moves us along. (This seems to be so true in life).
Posts: 876 | Location (City, State): Tulsa OK | Registered: Sat February 28 2004
Pluba Freshman
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If you have good filtration you can pull it off. Goldfish even fancy ones are very dirty fish, but if your PH is ok and the water is not milky then you should be fine. I would not add anymore tho.
Jenniffer Scardina
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Newba Pluba
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General rule of thumb is 1 fish for every 2 gallons of water.
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Grand Pluba
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Not totally true Fangs. Fish come in all sizes. 1 fish can be an inch long or a foot long. You really need to go by inches. 1 inch per gallon of water. At least that's how it works in reef tanks.
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Pluba Freshman
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Thanks Crystalk and everyone else.
It's not always rainbows and butterflies. It's compromise that moves us along. (This seems to be so true in life).
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Hey all,
Does anyone know if you can keep 9 gold fish in a 10 gallon tank. I have looked online and they have said no more then 10 in a tank and some sites say no more then 5 in a tank. Please any thoughts. Thanks It's not always rainbows and butterflies. It's compromise that moves us along. (This seems to be so true in life). |
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what kind of Goldfishe, Sheltiehandler?
We have the fancy "Fantails". I got them right now in a 10 Gallon tank....but only 5 of them. And I have to get a bigger tank pretty soon, as they will grow fast. I think 10 might be too much for a 10 Gallon tank. Tiffany |
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Hi,
one is a black fancy tail or what ever they are called. then the rest are normal reg. goldfish. It's not always rainbows and butterflies. It's compromise that moves us along. (This seems to be so true in life). |
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If you have good filtration you can pull it off. Goldfish even fancy ones are very dirty fish, but if your PH is ok and the water is not milky then you should be fine. I would not add anymore tho.
Jenniffer Scardina Prairie Dog Care & Advice Cell#(931)284-1611 http://geocities.com/prairiedoginfo/rescue.html |
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Newba Pluba |
General rule of thumb is 1 fish for every 2 gallons of water.
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Not totally true Fangs. Fish come in all sizes. 1 fish can be an inch long or a foot long. You really need to go by inches. 1 inch per gallon of water. At least that's how it works in reef tanks.
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Thanks Crystalk and everyone else.
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