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Can goldfish and tortoise be raised together? What kind of fish can be raised together?

Mike Ehrmantraut
2021-05-11 19:24:51
Goldfish and tortoises can't be kept together because tortoises like shallow water and goldfish need 20-30 centimeters of water. And tortoises like to eat some small fish, and may attack goldfish when they are mixed with goldfish. Especially when the goldfish is smaller and the tortoise is bigger, the goldfish is likely to become the food of the tortoise. Therefore, it is better not to keep goldfish and turtles together.
Can goldfish and tortoise be raised together? What kind of fish can be raised together?

Can goldfish be raised

with turtles? Goldfish can't be raised with turtles because their living habits are different.

2. Why can't goldfish and tortoises be raised

together? 1. The water level is different: goldfish need 20-30 centimeters of water, while tortoises usually live in shallow water. Both of them have different requirements for water level, and if they are forced to mix together, they can not reasonably take care of their habits.

2. Different habits: Tortoises breathe with their lungs, so they need to surface regularly to breathe. Goldfish breathe by absorbing oxygen from the water. They breathe differently and are not suitable for polyculture together.

3, food is different: Tortoise likes to eat a few small fish, shrimp, mix raise together with goldfish, attack goldfish very easily. And the food of tortoise and goldfish is different, tortoise has special tortoise food, goldfish also has special fish food. If they are mixed together, it is easy to cause eating disorder.

3. What kind of fish can goldfish be raised

with? Goldfish have strong adaptability to the environment and can accept water temperature of 18-26 C. It is more suitable for polyculture with lamp fish, angelfish, guppy, rat fish and other mild fish. It can also be mixed with other species of goldfish, which can not only enhance the ornamental, but also reduce the number of fights.

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