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Live Plants are beautiful and improve the water quality but will often be eaten by Goldfish.Īquarium Filter: Bio-Wheel Filters are highly recommended. Huge Goldfish need even more water per fish.ĭecor: Goldfish do not need gravel, and a layer of gravel more than 1/4" thick will usually fill with bits of uneaten food that will contaminate the water.Ĭlick here for more about aquarium gravel. Larger Goldfish need up to 10-gallons per Goldfish. Keep at most one Goldfish per 3-gallon, when they're small.
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We ship them in this water.Ĭlick here for a lot more information about aquarium water conditions.Īquarium Size: It is probably best to house these fish in at least a 30-gallon tank, and more is better. Here in our facilities the water is hard and the pH is usually about 7.8. Most water in the US seems to be OK, so it's probably best NOT to adjust the pH or the hardness of the water. Probably a pH of about 7 with moderate hardness is best. Water Conditions: Goldfish seem to be tolerant of a wide range of water conditions. Temperature: Goldfish can live pretty well from about 60 to 75 degrees F., but they're probably most comfortable from about 68 to 72 degrees F.Ĭlick here to learn about aquarium temperature, aquarium thermometers, and aquarium heaters.įeeding: Premium Fish Food Flakes when small and Premium Pellet Food when larger.Ĭlick here to learn more about and shop online for premium fish foods. Sometimes much bigger.īehaviors: Most Goldfish are active swimmers but are rarely too aggressive.Ĭompatibility: Some recommended tank mates include, other varieties of Goldfish.Ĭlick here to read more about compatible groups of pet fish. Sometimes very old Goldfish are even bigger. Maximum Size: In aquariums, Goldfish can grow to be about 8" long, including their tails. There are many color varieties for sale in this store. Their ancestors originally lived in East Asia, but Goldfish are now found living in aquariums throughout most of the world. Origin: Goldfish are one of the most colorful and most popular aquarium fish. Premium Pet Fish are more energetic, hardier, and have brighter colors with a beautiful metallic sheen.Ĭlick here to learn more about Premium Pet Fish.
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This fish is highly sought after for it's unique markings, although not every batch comes in looking as perfect as the one in the picture, they are very beautiful fish.Ĭomments: This is a Premium Pet Fish, and we never see Premium Goldfish like these in any of the live fish stores that we visit.
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Some tall live plants like vallisneria will eventually be added to this tank, but it is best not to cram a goldfish tank full of a lot of different decorations because they are clumsy, large fish (especially butterflies) that can easily damage their fins or scales on aquarium decorations.Above: Is a gorgeous premium quality Panda Butterfly Telescope Goldfish, swimming in one of our aquariums, when one of us snapped this picture. Goldfish are carp, and sifting through sand for bits of food is a natural behavior that they love to spend lots of time doing. Sand is a great substrate for goldfish because it gives them an outlet for their natural behaviors. They have a fake tree stump background from Aqua Decor backgrounds, Sunset Gold sand by Caribsea, and a few large river rocks just to blend the background into the substrate. They’re just the best! This tank is just one tank in my wall of 120 gallon aquariums stacked two-high on racks from Custom Aquariums. I can’t go anywhere in the fish room without Nalu following me around right at the front of the aquarium glass, wiggling back and forth so cute begging for food. Maybe in part because they can’t see as well (although that’s debatable), but these guys always are the first to learn hand-feeding and they’re the biggest beggars. They seem to be more tame and personable than other goldfish types on average. Not only are they beautiful, but they also have some of the best personalities of all goldfish. Even though I have branched out now and have multiple different goldfish varieties in my fish room, butterflies will always have a special place in my heart. I made lots of videos about them and inspired many other goldfish enthusiasts to take a second look at this gorgeous variety. I loved them so much that for many years, I had only butterfly telescopes. They’re just so elegant with their big, butterfly-shaped tails and their cute bug eyes.
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When I first got into goldfish keeping back in 2009, it was the butterfly telescope that immediately captured my attention. My favorite tank in my fish room is the butterfly telescope tank.