Suitable Tank Size For Various Types of Goldfish

Suitable Tank Size For Various Types of Goldfish

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Common Goldfish Tank Size

As a thumb rule, tank length should be six time larger than goldfish' size.

20-Gallon per fish

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Oranda Goldfish Tank Size

Each oranda needs a minimum of 20-g. For two 30-g is enough.

30-40 Gallon for two fish

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Ryukin Goldfish Tank Size

It grows between 6" to 10". However, bigger tank is always better.

10 Gallon for one fish

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Ranchu Goldfish Tank Size

Additional 5-gallon is required if extra ranchus are added in same tank.

10 Gallon for one fish

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Black Moor Goldfish Tank Size

Additional 10-gallon is required if extra black moors are added in same tank.

20 Gallon for one fish

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Fantail Goldfish Tank Size

They are not powerful swimmers. So they don't need a lot of space to thrive.

20 Gallon for one fish

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Telescope Goldfish Tank Size

Tank should contain with fine gravel bottom and hardy, cold water plants

30 Gallon or more for one fish

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Shubunkin Goldfish Tank Size

They grow up to 12-18 inches long. So it is recommended to start with a big tank.

75-gallon for one fish

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Comet Goldfish Tank Size

They grow up to 12 inches long. So big tank is recommended to start with.

50-75 gallon for one fish

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Why Do Goldfish Need Big Tanks? 

Goldfish produce an excess amount of bioload. Small sized tank can't handle it.

Goldfish grow anywhere between 6 inches to 2 feet. So big tank is must.

Due to the small tank goldfish may get atrophied muscles, spinal deformities & stunted growth

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