tootie123

I am new here and I'm have a question about black moors.I have a 10 gallon aquarium with all the basic things like filter, thermometer, light, gravel, and decorations.I also have an aquarium heater because I heard that fluctuating temperatures can subject fish to disease.The aquarium has been running for a while now and I want to stock it with some really beautiful fish.I have been reading up on goldfish and I have been thinking about getting a black moor(one).I really want a black moor and I was reading that they don't get to big.It will only be in the 10 gallon aquarium until around Christmas when I get a 20 gallon long aquarium.If anyone can please give me some info on goldfish that don't get to big for a 10 gallon.I really want goldfish.

Chief_waterchanger

Sorry but there is no goldfish that I know of that should ever be kept in a 10g tank. They should be in NO smaller than a 30g tank, and I would probably keep them in a 40 or 55g tank. They get to about 10 inches long. (1" fish per 1 gallon does not hold true for goldfish.)