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GOldfish stocking ( not so sure any more)

Discussion in 'Fish and Aquarium - all types' started by Petz8888, Mar 14, 2005.

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How big is your tank?

  1. tank size 5 gallons

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  2. tank size 10 gallons

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  3. tank size 15 gallons

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  4. tank size 20 gallons

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  5. tank size 25 gallons

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  6. tanksize 30 gallons

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  7. other

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  1. Petz8888

    Petz8888 New Member

    I have a 30 galion rectangle tank. How many 1 inch goldfish can it hold.
    Heres the fish I have presently...


    2 Shubunkins
    1 small oranda red cap
    2 pearlscales
    1 fantail
    2 snails (realy realy small)
    1 small wiptail catfish

    They are all small right now.
    I have a wisper 30 - 40 galon filter
    and
    a deep water airator attatced to 1-2 airation things like a treasure chest or
    large airstones or small air stones.

    HOw many fish can i have in that tank????? :?: :?: :?: :?: :?:
     
  2. Fish Addict

    Fish Addict New Member

    your full

    as for the poll i picked other i have a 125 50 30 and a 10
     
  3. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    The goldfish aren't going to stay 1 inch so that's totally irrelevant.

    Your shubunkin goldfish will get 8" - 10" and need about 30 - 40 gallons each. Orandas, pearlscales, and fantails all get around 6" and need at least 15 - 20 gallons each.

    So for all those goldfish, you're looking at needing about 120 - 160 gallons.

    If you can't get a larger tank very soon (within the next few months), I suggest getting rid of all but one of the goldfish.

    -Chelle
     
  4. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    And to answer your poll, I have a pond that's currently 750 gallons (but will be made larger this spring). It currently has 2 fantails and a shubunkin (had 4 fantails & 2 shubunkins but there was a mishap with the filter :(). When I finish redoing it, it will be closer to 1000 gallons and I plan on keeping about 12 shubunkin & fantail goldfish and 1 - 2 dozen minnows.

    -Chelle
     
  5. Petz8888

    Petz8888 New Member

    Im getting a bigger one in June. Is it enof?
    Im going to upgrade to a bigger tank every now and then.


    Im also saving for a new one (again) sometime and aining for a 150 gallon...
    Its a dream.


    I wqant to know how many 1 inches because they wont get to big befor June because


    2 pearlscales 3-4 cm
    1 fantail 5 cm
    oranda red cap 1\2 cm
    2 shubunkins 1 cm

    all aproximite.


    :)



    TA TA!

    Petz
     
  6. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    Your current fish should make it to June, but you'd be a lot better off just getting the 150 rather than upgrading every month or so. It will be a lot cheaper, less work for you (setting up a new tank and transferring fish is quite time consuming), and a lot less stressful for the fish.

    -Chelle
     
  7. Petz8888

    Petz8888 New Member

    Can I start with a 55 then get a 115 ?



    THat way they dont out grow their tank before I have enof money.



    Oh sorry for the misstake.
    1 oranda red cap 11 cm!


    Or something like that!

    Thanx :)
    Petz
     
  8. t_chelle16

    t_chelle16 New Member

    Yes, you can get by with a 55 for a while (maybe about 6 months or so). Then I suggest getting no smaller than a 130 gallon.

    -Chelle
     
  9. Petz8888

    Petz8888 New Member

    THANX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!






    Petz
     

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