Can Oranda's be bred in small bowls?

Question

Breeder bowls that is.

Answer 1

any bowl isn't anywhere NEAR big enough to even keep one oranda, let alone breed them.

try a 30 gallon.

for ONE fish.

Answer 2

Nope. There is no way you could maintain the quality of the water to the point that the fish would want to breed. They would have to be 2-3 years old because that is when goldfish become sexually mature, but by then they are 4-8 inches in size and probably won't fit in a bowl.

Here is a website on how to do it properly:

http://www.kokosgoldfish.com/breeding.ht...

Answer 3

Yes, you can use a planter base or a flat planter and if I understand your question , your talking about "pot bowls" that are about 40 - 50 gal and made of Tera cot ta.

For keeping the fish in the US i would just use a pond buddy

Answer 4

Orandas need a 30 gallon tank for 2. They have to be at least 4 inches long and 2 years old. Goldfish live up to 20 years, but not nearly that long in a bowl. Plus the only thing you could breed successfully in a bowl would be live bearers, but that's not a healthy environment for the fry. They don't even make breeder bowls. They do make a 40 gallon breeder TANK that you could spawn your fish in.;)

Answer 5

nope