Shubunkin Goldfish | Shubunkin Goldfish Care And Info | How To Care For Shubunkin Goldfish

[@frankgiunto3600]

Can wait to get my shubunkin tank up and running. Thanks for a great show

[@palettejunkie8246]

The beautiful watercolor illustration was a distinct plus for me. :)

[@Barb76]

I have lots of them in my pond and my tanks ❤

[@AquariumFishKeepers]

That’s amazing! They must be so beautiful😁

[@ZaneofAustin]

my brother had some that bred. so he threw 4 at me. i have them in a 30 gallon atm. and i will say it's big enough for now, but i can bassically hear them asking me for a pond. and now i have to build a pond xD cause I don't have the heart to give them away.

[@ZaneofAustin]

i also have 4 white skirt tetras in there (it was their home first before the shibunken crashed the party) but the good part is that the skirt tetras are so fast they can nab the food way before the derpy bros

[@littlehawk299]

Great video

[@TCS_Aquatics]

I would say 75 gallon is bare minimum for any number of them, but in a 75 you can keep a few. It would be cruel to keep one in less than that in my opinion.

[@rayionkingu2908]

I agree. Not only that, i feel like it would be cruel to eat fish. Or any kind of seafood

[@stylishcanadianhistorian1433]

Yeah.... No. Once in a blue moon a shubunkin grows over 8 inches lol. This is also only achieved if kept in a pond or aquarium in excess of 100 gallons. Vast majority of them grow about 5-7 inches meaning they are perfect for the '20 gallon for first goldfish and another 10 for each additional individual.'

[@TCS_Aquatics]

@@stylishcanadianhistorian1433 Even a simple KZbin search of common goldfish will totally disprove you here. They are common goldfish and get well over the size you are claiming with proper care. You might stunt one in a tank as small as 20 gallons, but it wouldn’t thrive. Do a little research. They very commonly grow to 12 inches and they produce far too much waste for 20 gallons of water, and it’s not the best to keep them alone anyways.

[@punawelewele]

And yet fish stores won't hesitate to house 20-35 of em in a 20 gallon tank.

[@unitedwestanddividedwefall2073]

I agree cause they are known for getting bigger than normal so as the ole saying goes BIGGER Is ALWAYS BETTER for such breed of fish.

[@SchecterMongoose]

Shuh-bun-kin, not Shuh-bum-kin

[@akhadmea.2937]

Thank Ü

[@FireGate_13]

i think the 0 (you mention zero) nitrates is not realistic. You cannot achieve that without many many plants.

[@guillermollamas7899]

i achieved it with my discus tank and you're right about the plants

[@lyncxold]

So if I got a 20 gal long would I be able to put a shubunkin in it? Saw these at a store and they are adorable, considering trying to get one.

[@punawelewele]

According to this video that would be perfect.

[@kcody5646]

They need a big tank because they grow up to 12” if kept in cleanest water with enough room to move. If you get a 20 gallon tank you will just end up either getting a bigger tank, stand, filter, etc, or finding a home….just get a big set up now and love your goldie

[@andrewpetkovic853]

What are the long fish at the bottom at 7 minutes?

[@Kavish34]

Shubankin golfish is pond fish

[@Kavish34]

yes

[@jamie_mask_west]

The tank does not stunt goldfish growth, water changes do because you remove their growth hormone

[@WirTrivedi]

1st

[@deepakgurung3853]

I keep shubukin gold fish is 1x1x1.5 feet tank

[@Unkn0wn1133]

Hows it doing now?

[@deepakgurung3853]

@@Unkn0wn1133doing well don't forget to keep the plant that will absorb the toxic from waste