Ideal temperature for a Fantail goldfish

[g]

What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the range
between 64 to 74 degrees F

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74-80oF with great aeration. GF are not cold blooded. Ingrid

"g" > wrote:

>What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the range
>between 64 to 74 degrees F
>



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[sophie]

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writes
>74-80oF with great aeration. GF are not cold blooded.

I thought _all_ fish were cold-blooded, in the usual sense of the
definition? (ie, they do not regulate their own body temperature, it
fluctuates according to the temperature of their environment)



> Ingrid
>
>"g" > wrote:
>
>>What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the range
>>between 64 to 74 degrees F
>>
>
>
>
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>Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
>compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
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that is poikilothermic.
cold WATER fish have an absolute requirement for cold water to spawn, live. they
generally have a very high oxygen demand that cannot be met in warmer water. Ingrid

sophie > wrote:

>In message >,
writes
>>74-80oF with great aeration. GF are not cold blooded.
>
>I thought _all_ fish were cold-blooded, in the usual sense of the
>definition? (ie, they do not regulate their own body temperature, it
>fluctuates according to the temperature of their environment)
>
>
>
>> Ingrid
>>
>>"g" > wrote:
>>
>>>What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the range
>>>between 64 to 74 degrees F
>>>
>>
>>
>>
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>List Manager: Puregold Goldfish List
>>http://puregold.aquaria.net/
>>www.drsolo.com
>>Solve the problem, dont waste energy finding who's to blame
>>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>Unfortunately, I receive no money, gifts, discounts or other
>>compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
>>endorsements or recommendations I make.



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[Günther Ritter]

"g" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
...
> What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the
range
> between 64 to 74 degrees F

I bred ryukin and fantail at 70 degrees F (21 C)

These foto is from today ~11:30 AM, 70 F, Ryukin and Fantail are breeding in
tank:
http://www.shubunkin.de/upload/detail.asp?id=661


In the moment in my pond (fantail and ryukin) the temperature is near 50 F
( 10C ) in winter they are under the ice

hth
Günther
http://www.shubunkin.de

[Raccoon]

wow Gunther, your fish are lovely :)
Nice website, i wish I could speak German

Tess

"Günther Ritter" > wrote in message
...
>
> "g" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> ...
> > What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the
> range
> > between 64 to 74 degrees F
>
> I bred ryukin and fantail at 70 degrees F (21 C)
>
> These foto is from today ~11:30 AM, 70 F, Ryukin and Fantail are breeding
in
> tank:
> http://www.shubunkin.de/upload/detail.asp?id=661
>
>
> In the moment in my pond (fantail and ryukin) the temperature is near 50 F
> ( 10C ) in winter they are under the ice
>
> hth
> Günther
> http://www.shubunkin.de
>
>

[Günther Ritter]

"Raccoon" > schrieb

> wow Gunther, your fish are lovely :)
> Nice website

tnx

>i wish I could speak German

you can learn it ;)

Regards

Günther
http://www.shubunkin.de

[Mick Manford]

wrote in message >...
> GF are not cold blooded. Ingrid
>
I think you will find that they are coldblooded. That does not mean
that they like cold water though. Perhaps you mant Ingrid that they
are not cold water fish.

>
>
>
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yes. they are cold blooded but not cold water fish. Ingrid

(Mick Manford) wrote:
>I think you will find that they are coldblooded. That does not mean
>that they like cold water though. Perhaps you mant Ingrid that they
>are not cold water fish.


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[Geezer From The Freezer]

Mick Manford wrote:
>
> wrote in message >...
> > GF are not cold blooded. Ingrid
> >
> I think you will find that they are coldblooded. That does not mean
> that they like cold water though. Perhaps you mant Ingrid that they
> are not cold water fish.
>

I think thats what she meant. Yeah they aren't coldwater fish, but are typically
labelled as such.

[Seb]

Günther Ritter wrote:

> "g" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> ...
>
>>What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen the
>
> range
>
>>between 64 to 74 degrees F
>
>
> I bred ryukin and fantail at 70 degrees F (21 C)
>
> These foto is from today ~11:30 AM, 70 F, Ryukin and Fantail are breeding in
> tank:
> http://www.shubunkin.de/upload/detail.asp?id=661
>
>
> In the moment in my pond (fantail and ryukin) the temperature is near 50 F
> ( 10C ) in winter they are under the ice
>
> hth
> Günther
> http://www.shubunkin.de

Under ice? 10 C doesn't seem too cold for freezing weather! So that
layer of ice on the pond is quite a good insulator.

Seb

[sophie]

In message >, Seb
> writes
>Günther Ritter wrote:
>
>> "g" > schrieb im Newsbeitrag
>> ...
>>
>>>What is the ideal temperature for a fantail goldfish. I have seen
>>>the
>> range
>>
>>>between 64 to 74 degrees F
>> I bred ryukin and fantail at 70 degrees F (21 C)
>> These foto is from today ~11:30 AM, 70 F, Ryukin and Fantail are
>>breeding in
>> tank:
>> http://www.shubunkin.de/upload/detail.asp?id=661
>> In the moment in my pond (fantail and ryukin) the temperature is
>>near 50 F
>> ( 10C ) in winter they are under the ice
>> hth
>> Günther
>> http://www.shubunkin.de
>
>Under ice? 10 C doesn't seem too cold for freezing weather! So that
>layer of ice on the pond is quite a good insulator.

I think 10C is at the moment, rather than when the pond is iced over...
>
>Seb

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sophie

[Günther Ritter]

> >Under ice? 10 C doesn't seem too cold for freezing weather! So that
> >layer of ice on the pond is quite a good insulator.
>
> I think 10C is at the moment, rather than when the pond is iced over...

At the moment the temperature is 10C.
Januar or later they are under the ice ;)

Günther