Well I just got one-(a red eyed tetra)- yesterday, and I have a 37 gallon aquarium filled with goldfish, and my red-eyed tetra has done fine. It's been eating, and getting along with my goldfish, so yeah, Tetras do fine with goldfish.
No, they are different species, Goldfish belong to the Cyprinidae family, common Tetras belong to the Characidae family, not even slightly related.
If your tetra is small enough, your goldfish can/will eat it. Goldfish can get pretty big whereas common species of tetra usually do not get too large. They are not compatible species at all.
I have brown minnows with my goldfish, and they dont bother them. So red minnows should be able to live with them to. Hope that this helps.
Only if they are white cloud minnows.
Yes they will, as long as the turtle is big enough to eat the size goldfish you are providing for it. Though, I would not recommend feeding them goldfish as they are fatty and unbalanced. As far as live fish go, I recommend feeding minnows or rosy reds.
minnows, carnivore food, goldfish, & flakes.
No. They are very different types of fish.
goldfish mainly
No, goldfish should only live with goldfish with a few small exceptions that do not include red ear sliders.
My two turtles have lived with minnows that I bought to feed them for about two years without hurting one, but they do like pet goldfish. ; p
goldfish, sometimes minnows and even sometimes guppies and bettas but it depends on the range of temperature
yes as in goldfish and minnows
sharks, whales, minnows, goldfish and turtles.
No. They stay gray their entire life.
I feed mine goldfish flakes and they eat it.