Can snails and goldfish live in the same tank?

Answer 1

No, molly fish are tropical goldfish are coldwater, also a goldfish will grow quite significantly larger than a molly fish and may pose a threat to the molly's life. These two very different fish have different nutrient requirements so therefore they must be fed different diets- which would be extremely hard to do being that the goldfish would probably eat all ther food.

Answer 2

A Goldfish should be expected to grow to over 10 inches so one should be housed in a minimum of ten gallons of water. (2 would need at least 20 gallons, preferably 30.) The basic rules for successfull fish keeping are. :- 1 inch of fish needs a minimum of 1 gallon of water. :- Every tank needs a permananently running cycled filter. :- Every tank needs at least 50% of its water replaced every week. Keep your water at the right temperature (below 70F) feed them good food morning and evening, and follow the above rules and your fish stand a reasonable chance of survival. Fail in any of them and I can guarantee that your fish will have constant health problems.

Answer 3

Yes you can put Goldfish and Plecostomus together if the fish tank isn't overcrowded. If you feed this you have to make sure your tank has algae in it (which happens naturally) or feed them at night when all the goldfish are resting.

Answer 4

yes....u can....as i have already kept them

Answer 5

No. They need different water temperatures. Goldfish are coldwater fish and need to be kept below 70F. Guppies and Mollies are tropical fish and need temperatures above 70F.

Answer 6

You can do as you please but if the goldfish are large enough and the minnows small enough, the minnows just may be eaten.

Answer 7

yes they can they can because the fish wont harm the snails anytime or day. the fish dont really notice the snails they just think they're rocks