Goldfish can winter under the ice in ponds provided there is an area of the surface kept free of ice where there can be a free exchange of gasses between the water and the air. So the answer is they can live in water just above freezing.
The common goldfish can survive in an outdoor pond where water temperatures dip down bellow 40*F (5*C). They will go into a semi-hibernation by sitting, not really moving much and not eating down at the bottom where the water is warmest. Some pond might even freeze over during the winter and the goldfish still survive through to the spring.
If the water temperature drops down slowly, goldfish can survive the cold. It's the quick changes in water temperature that can kill your goldfish. Some pond owners, use a floating heater to warm up small areas of their pond to keep the ice from forming. The goldfish will also congregate next to the heater.
Many sources state different optimal temperatures, anywhere from 68-77*F as the optimal temperature. A good rule to follow: keep your goldfish in that general temperature range and don't allow rapid heating or cooling.
About 42 degrees... 42-56! Hope this helped!
If the water temperature is at or below freezing, the goldfish will die.
Anywhere from 76 degrees to 85 degrees
cold is better cuz when your in the ocean is the water hot or cold cold
Goldfish can not be pregnant. They lay eggs (spawn) in Springtime when the water temperature starts to warm up towards 70F.
It is not adviseable!
Goldfish are meant to live in cold water, not the warm water in a tropical aquarium. This is a huge reason why goldfish and tropicals shouldn't be in the same tank.
Don't take a goldfish out of water.
Depends on the temperature
the water temp. must be quite warm
Goldfish are all coldwater species no matter what their fancy name. They breed at around 70F so they should be kept under that temperature most of the time. (Between 55F and 65F is OK for goldfish)
Goldfish are best kept at a temperature of at least 74F to 76F. There are times that you might increase the temperature to a tropical fish level for a short term to treat an illness, but you should not have it too warm.
Yes. They probably do. They are coldwater fish, so probably.
Some species of goldfish can survive in 0-degree water, but most goldfish won't survive in water below 10 degrees C. The fish would probably survive a while but would eventually stop moving and die.
Warm.