We live on a Narrowboat so space is in very short supply ! The biorb makes the fish look a lot bigger than they actually are. I’ve improved on the standard biorb filter by replacing it with a large sponge filter (see my other video) These fish are very pampered and thriving. Their water quality is always perfect. If at any time I thought they were suffering I would rehome them straight away. Happy fish keeping, warren 🐟🙂
warrenr4 if you don’t have the space you shouldn’t have goldfish, sure they may be small but they can get up to a foot long, if you do not upgrade their tank their growth will be stunted and they will die a slow and horrible death
I know you said that they are happy but maybe upgrade to a much larger biorb..?? Or was that the biggest biorb...? I do understand that biorb compact size is wonderful but maybe try to consider keeping different fish ..?
Beautiful tank but NOT for goldfish. For fancy minimum is 30gal for first and 10gal for next ones. Upgrade tank to right size or buy fish that would live comfortably in that size instead suffocating.
Is that a bowl they will only be in a little while? Goldfish don't do well less than 30 gallons usually. BEAUTIFUL fish
We live on a Narrowboat so space is in very short supply !
The biorb makes the fish look a lot bigger than they actually are. I’ve improved on the standard biorb filter by replacing it with a large sponge filter (see my other video)
These fish are very pampered and thriving. Their water quality is always perfect. If at any time I thought they were suffering I would rehome them straight away.
Happy fish keeping,
warren 🐟🙂
@@warrenr4 they're beautiful!
@@warrenr4 they're beauiful fish!!
warrenr4 if you don’t have the space you shouldn’t have goldfish, sure they may be small but they can get up to a foot long, if you do not upgrade their tank their growth will be stunted and they will die a slow and horrible death
1) fancy goldfish do not grow to a foot long.
2) you don’t know what you’re talking about.
I know you said that they are happy but maybe upgrade to a much larger biorb..?? Or was that the biggest biorb...? I do understand that biorb compact size is wonderful but maybe try to consider keeping different fish ..?
Beautiful tank but NOT for goldfish. For fancy minimum is 30gal for first and 10gal for next ones. Upgrade tank to right size or buy fish that would live comfortably in that size instead suffocating.
Please see my reply to previous comment.
For your information all of the longest lived goldfish were kept in small aquariums or containers.
Google it.