Rilyanme
7....But you should keep an good watch on them.
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∙ 10y agoComet goldfish are best suited to living with other goldfish of similar size and temperament. Due to their large size and messy eating habits, it is recommended to avoid adding other fish to a 10 gallon tank with comet goldfish. It is important to provide enough space and filtration for all fish to thrive.
No, apple snails and mystery snails are not the same. Apple snails belong to the family Ampullariidae and are typically larger in size compared to mystery snails, which belong to the Thiaridae family. Additionally, apple snails are considered invasive species in some regions, while mystery snails are popular aquarium pets.
Very,very,tightly,yes. I would definitely recommend getting a bigger tank though.
Yes, salt can be lethal to snails. When exposed to salt, snails can quickly become dehydrated as the salt draws water out of their bodies, eventually leading to their death.
It is possible that she finds snails to be slimy, gross or bothersome in her garden, kitchen, or any area they might be present in. Alternatively, she may have had a negative experience with snails in the past that influences her dislike for them.
As long as they are not tropical. They like to eat algae and it is good if you have a lot of algae in your tank.
I used to have snails with my goldfish and they got along swimmingly!
You can do this, however, please note that it is not recommended. Goldfish are coldwater fish which makes finding a suitable snail for a coldwater tank very difficult since the majority of snails sold at pet/fish stores are tropical. It is also likely that if you were to put a snail in with a goldfish the goldfish would probably harass it (i.e. trying to eat it, bumping into it, knocking it down).
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Goldfish CAN eat garden snails if you break their shell open first.
they can't
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Goldfish should only live with goldfish except for a few exceptions such as a bristlenose pleco or apple snails for example
Just to name a few: Plecostomus. Ask in the pet store if they have plecos. If you have goldfish, Don't get a pleco, as plecos are nocturnal and goldfish are not, whe the goldfish are in their state of rest, a pleco finds the vital protective slime coat of a goldfish quite tasty. they have also been known to suck the eyes out of some fish. they really do prefer a heated tank. Plecos can grow really big, so make sure you have a very large tank. other algae eaters for your aquarium include: Mystery/Apple snails (these breed like rabbits, so get one, or if you have a pet store near you that are willing to take the young snails off you hands, get multiple snails) Cory catfish (these would only survive in tropical tanks, as they are tropical fish).
There are tropical, temperate and arctic snails. In fact, there are between 60 000 and 80 000 different types of snails and slugs inhabiting all sorts of different environments. See the related links for more information on snails.
I recommend anything with water and space for the snails to eat. Basically any freshwater fish tank with be okay for the snails. I must tell you though, never to put snails in with beta fish because sometimes the beta fish will try to eat the snail so i recommend putting them in with goldfish or some other freshwater fish. I have a 10 gallon freshwater tank with a common goldfish and a golden inca snail and they live happily together. I hope this helps!
i thinks so because if a neon fish 2 inches long, a little gold fish can not fit it in its mouth. You should be more worried about the neon fish getting eaten. Goldfish can get up to about a foot but they usually don't get THAT big (mine are about 6"). Goldfish will eat anything that will fit into it's mouth. Whether it is ghost shrimp, or a smaller goldfish, they will eat it.