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I'm a newbie to Goldfish care. I'm seeing over & over the
fecommendation of 1 fish per 10 gallons of tank to start with. To me this seems excessive for small juveniles (although I understand the rationale for older fish). a) Is that assumption wrong - that even small juveniles need that much tank? b) just how fast do they grow i.e. how many months or years should it take for say a tiny 2" GF baby to require such space? c) do all you serious GF ppl not even bother with the small fish & average stores & hunt around for, only taking home, perfect fist sized or better specimins? |
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