Hi guys, so I decided this week I want to start keeping some fish.
I am currently reading my way through the beginner section but I don't often view forums so please excuse me.
I have a 30 liter Biorb tank and I have a few questions about what first fish to get.
It is a cold water tank, I went into the pet shop and liked the idea of a black moore goldfish which I seen. He was quite big, about 3 inches and on his own, and then i seen in another store there was about 12 of them about 1 inch size each. And then I read on here that they could grow to about the size of my hand or even bigger. My idea was to get the black moore and have him as the big fish and have a couple smaller fish to keep him company, would i be better off getting a smaller one and see if he grows to a bigger size ? or do I go for the larger one?
The trouble I am finding is I don't want to buy him and then have him grow too big for the tank that I have to get rid of him.
Also if anybody can help me with any fish that may be good to accompany the black moore i would be happy
thank you
I am currently reading my way through the beginner section but I don't often view forums so please excuse me.
I have a 30 liter Biorb tank and I have a few questions about what first fish to get.
It is a cold water tank, I went into the pet shop and liked the idea of a black moore goldfish which I seen. He was quite big, about 3 inches and on his own, and then i seen in another store there was about 12 of them about 1 inch size each. And then I read on here that they could grow to about the size of my hand or even bigger. My idea was to get the black moore and have him as the big fish and have a couple smaller fish to keep him company, would i be better off getting a smaller one and see if he grows to a bigger size ? or do I go for the larger one?
The trouble I am finding is I don't want to buy him and then have him grow too big for the tank that I have to get rid of him.
Also if anybody can help me with any fish that may be good to accompany the black moore i would be happy
thank you