Does this work for goldfish?
1307372
Hi, sorry I don't know. I haven't use it yet. I have it packed away in storage.
1307373
Goldfish the fish or goldfish the snack? No, it is not a fishtank. It is not waterproof (due to the dispenser). Yes, to goldfish the snack.
1307374
YES. We got this for a coworker that loves Goldfish and it works perfectly.
1307375
Hmm maybe? I think the portions would be too big for a fish and if its flake good, it would probably get messy and stuck.
689623
Its certainly worth a try. Its all natural so it wont hurt your fish. Good luck!
557454
I have a 100 gallon stock tank full of 3in+ goldfish. This is their primary diet.
412055
yes....it works well as long as your water pressure is good. I love it cleaning fish in my back yard. So does my cat.
762717
Not for tropical fish as it has no heater. We used it for a beta (which technically should have a heater but was fine without) and also for goldfish.
1149230
A goldfish would quickly outgrow it. Goldfish are also heavy waste producers and would overwhelm this system. Goldfish are also social and shouldn't be alone. If you are limited in space and finances, get 2 small goldfish, a 10 gallon, and a filter for at least a 30 gallon tank, and change 30-50 percent of the water weekly. Your goldfish would need to be upgraded to at least a 30 gallon tank by the time they're a year old. I absolutely LOVE the fluval view. But it's meant for a betta or a school of 5 or 6 small fish like neon tetras, threadfin rainbows or white cloud mountain minnows. I hope this helps! A goldfish would quickly outgrow it. Goldfish are also heavy waste producers and would overwhelm this system. Goldfish are also social and shouldn't be alone. If you are limited in space and finances, get 2 small goldfish, a 10 gallon, and a filter for at least a 30 gallon tank, and change 30-50 percent of the water weekly. Your goldfish would need to be upgraded to at least a 30 gallon tank by the time they're a year old. I absolutely LOVE the fluval view. But it's meant for a betta or a school of 5 or 6 small fish like neon tetras, threadfin rainbows or white cloud mountain minnows. I... » Read More A goldfish would quickly outgrow it. Goldfish are also heavy waste producers and would overwhelm this system. Goldfish are also social and shouldn't be alone. If you are limited in space and finances, get 2 small goldfish, a 10 gallon, and a filter for at least a 30 gallon tank, and change 30-50 percent of the water weekly. Your goldfish would need to be upgraded to at least a 30 gallon tank by the time they're a year old. I absolutely LOVE the fluval view. But it's meant for a betta or a school of 5 or 6 small fish like neon tetras, threadfin rainbows or white cloud mountain minnows. I hope this helps! « Show Less
166014
these snails will do well in almost any size tank, the goldfish may pose a small problem but the breed prolifically so a few lost wont mean much overall.
865387
Yes. This looks nice but, it doesn't clean like it's supposed to. You'll have to empty it often to keep a goldfish healthy.
814644
oh gosh you need to upgrade your tank to at least a 60g for 4 goldfish! >.<
632044
I had a gold fish it did not jump out but the glass is too cold for the fish I use it for snacks for the kids now.
2010689
I would think so. That's about the size of my tank and I have two rather large goldfish and it works just fine.
1416055
It depends on what fish you have it requires two filters but one is made for goldfish and the other is for fish like tetras, etc. If you tank smells you might want to change half the water and put in clean filters.
2179282
Mine works great in my 5 gallon goldfish tank. I'd only hesitate using it for bettas because sometimes water currents can damage their delicate fins.
1143575
In my case, it did. I had a problem with silverfish. Now, I rarely see any.
1792547
Yes, but if it is a small goldfish use half a dose and slowly add the rest through the day. It will work but smaller fish have a hard time with it. Use 3/4 the dose of salt
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.
39368
The pellets are on the larger size or they would need to be bigger goldfish at least 3". I have mix of Koi and large goldfish and this is what I feed them both.