Can gold fish be placed in this tank?
1538795
Gold fish are too messy for this small tank and I don't recommend this tank. I bought it and used it a week and water got really stinky and it's hard to get your fish in it out. Fish nets don't fit at all and the thing is really heavy.
1538796
No you can't place a gold fish in this tank. It's only meant for Betta fish.
1538797
I doubt it. I think it is intended specifically for Betta. However, I wouldn't put ANY fish in that tank, unless you enjoy torturing a fish. It's a terrible tank that has insufficient room for a fish and also forces the fish to move vertically rather than horizontally. As well, the tank, even with daily water change does not clean it adequately.
1103083
Zero. Goldfish grow to about 10" in length. They really need a pond, but you may be able to put a couple of them in a 75 gallon tank while they're still young.
865388
No because gold fish make a lot of waste so you'd be claiming the tank a lot.
481087
Probably not. This tank really is barely big enough for 1 beta fish. A couple of glofish is about capacity, despite what the Glofish company puts on the box.
862652
I would say that a 3.5 gallon tank is a little too small. The main problem is that a goldfish is a cold water fish which does not require a heater. These Mexican dwarf CPO crayfish should be housed in a heated tank the same as you would keep tropical fish in. They don't share the same temperature requirement. One or both of them are going to suffer if you house them together depending on the set up.
87285
By the size you could but I am not sure about the material if it would hurt the fish or not.
438030
I'm sorry, but I'm afraid that your bowl is already very overstocked. Goldfish actually grow very large and can live up to 30 years! They also create a lot of waste, so anything 2 1/2 gallons large is just not going to cut it. If it is a fancy goldfish, it will need around 30-40 gallons just on its own, and if it's a common goldfish (has a single-finned tail), it will probably be better suited for a fish pond. That being said, I think that cherry shrimp by themselves would do alright in a 2 1/2 gallon container if you do regular 20-30% water changes. But I don't suggest anything else with the goldfish.
2213289
Not sure about silver fish.I don't have them hereI use it in closets for the cedar and lavendar
506383
Technically you COULD, but it'd be a strettch... after my experience working with fish I can definitely this tank is far too small for most aquatic life.
1149233
no this is suitable for fish that do not require large space to stretch. In my one I keep neon tetras as they won't grow big. Goldfish will grow fast when fed right. I also have one betta with the neon tetras and he likes it.
439382
I don't know. It's probably best to contact Tetra. I don't really know the difference in a reptile tank and a fish tank. My guess in that it isn't a good idea, since it wasn't designed for fish the tank may not be able to hold up to the pressure of the water. The glass may not be the same standard as fish tanks, the sealant may not be strong enough either.
1434747
We have not set it up yet because it is a birthday gift for my son. However I have talked to pet store people and they say you can put 1 inch of fish per gallon....so if it is a 5 gallon tank you can put 5 inches of fish. Then you could have 2 2.5 inch fish or about 6 fish that are 3/4 an inch. I hope this helps
1166910
You would put it on the inside tank's wall, close to the bottom gravel. Beautiful.
789348
You can actually place this filter completely under water. Without knowing what type of tank (bowl vs. rectangle) I would suggest putting this almost on the bottom of your tank and direct the flow somewhat against the glass to cause a current. If placed correctly the waste should make its way toward the filter.If none of that answered your question, I apologize, I have not kept goldfish since I was in elementary school.
2215223
I don't think so, I put mine in a 10 gallon tank with little fish and they did fine!
900923
I imagine that you could put the fish inside, but then you would not be able to see them. Where the water falls it's too small for fish-plus it has little holes for the water to drain to the bottom... Hope this helps...
793844
You can but you would be filling it every 2 days.I hooked mine into my 500 gallon home tank.