So the 1 dollar a gallon sale is going on at petco right now. They have 29 gallon tall tanks and long tanks. I thought about setting up a tank as an early birthday present for my father and entertained the idea of making a goldfish tank. The only goldfish I think may be suitable would be black moor goldfish. I'd get no more than two in this tank given they can get sixish or so inches according to some other forums I've read. Just wondering if this idea is doable, if not I will just go with another tropical community tank. I've never kept goldfish myself, so some advice and informed opinions would be welcome.
Also, the black moors would be the only fish in this tank due to their bioload and the available space if I go through with this idea.
My set up would consist of:
29 gallon tall or long depending on goldfish suitability/species needs.
Black moon sand
Anubias everywhere
HOB filter and air operated sponge filter for oxygenation
Smooth decorative river rocks
Adjustable heater for the winter months as it can get cold at night.
And of course two black moor goldfish
NO driftwood/sharp/tall decor due to their delicate eyes.
Also, the black moors would be the only fish in this tank due to their bioload and the available space if I go through with this idea.
My set up would consist of:
29 gallon tall or long depending on goldfish suitability/species needs.
Black moon sand
Anubias everywhere
HOB filter and air operated sponge filter for oxygenation
Smooth decorative river rocks
Adjustable heater for the winter months as it can get cold at night.
And of course two black moor goldfish
NO driftwood/sharp/tall decor due to their delicate eyes.