The maximum size of a fully grown common goldfish is almost two feet (60 cm) in length and weighing close to ten pounds (4.5kg). Most goldfish won't grow that large but can easily grow to around 12 inches (30cm) and weighing five ponds (2.25kg). A goldfish will never grow to its potential if it is placed in tank too small or in less than ideal water conditions.
Goldfish do not get pregnant. They are egg layers.
no
contrary to popular belief, most goldfish do not have a stomach!
Well my goldfish cost 75 ponds some other goldfish cost 67 pounds it matters how big they are
A telescope eye goldfish is in the fancy goldfish type, and most fancy golddfish get up to a foot long (with proper care).
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A telescope eye goldfish is in the fancy goldfish type, and most fancy golddfish get up to a foot long (with proper care).
Not really big but at least 30cms
No
No. A 10 gallon tank is barely big enough to keep a single goldfish in.
Yes, big goldfish may eat smaller goldfish, as they are known to be opportunistic feeders and may consume smaller fish if given the chance. It is important to provide adequate space and appropriate tank mates to prevent any potential aggression or predation.
because sharks are big then rays and perch and goldfish..