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PostPosted: Nov 3rd, '21, 18:54 
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I am curious about the maximum density allowed for goldfish per cubic meter or cubic foot (whatever is easier for you guys).

I am looking at about 30-31 kg of fish (66-70 lbs) required to grow my plants and I have 2 fish tanks each of 1000 L (264 gallons).

Can I grow this much goldfish in just these 2 fish tanks? And of course, thinking that mechanical and biological filters are good and running good, great water quality and so on.


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PostPosted: Nov 6th, '21, 03:36 
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I think you will be fine. I keep about 20 - 25 kilos of fish in a 1000l tank. You need good filtration, water circulation, aeration, etc. as mentioned.


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