What kind of tank should I use to raise goldfish?

Goldfish (detailed introduction)

Many friends who keep goldfish have a habit, that is, they don’t like to keep goldfish alone, and always like to add some aquatic plants in the fish tank. The colorful goldfish paired with green aquatic plants instantly enhances the appreciation value of the entire fish tank. So what kind of aquatic plants are better for raising goldfish?

First of all, Longleaf Nine Crown is produced in Central America and southern Brazil. It is a very long and large ornamental aquatic plant. The combination with the delicate and small goldfish is very reasonable, and the contrast is obviously outstanding. Long-leaf nine-crown lanceolate or elliptical leaves, generally 15-25 cm long, 3-10 cm wide, with pointed ends. Of course, this requires choosing a taller aquarium to raise, and the water temperature suitable for growth is between 22-28 degrees Celsius, which is very close to the living environment of goldfish.

Secondly, the red-spotted crown is native to Guyana and western Brazil to Argentina. This kind of aquatic plant has arrow-shaped, heart-shaped, or oval leaves, generally 20-30 cm long, and requires a larger aquarium to raise. At the same time, the growth of red-spotted crown requires strong light, fertile foundation and slightly acidic water quality. It is suitable to live in a water temperature of 20-27 degrees Celsius. Of course, this does not conflict with the water quality environment suitable for goldfish. Two of them can be mixed.

Finally, Mini Crown is native to Brazil. The aquatic plant is lanceolate-shaped, generally about 5-15 cm in length and 0.5-1 cm in width. It can adapt to different care conditions and has strong The survivability and small size of this aquatic plant make it an aquatic plant that can be placed in the aquarium at will. It is also excellent as a foreground grass. Suitable for growing at 22-27 degrees Celsius, it is also the most common aquatic plant variety for raising goldfish.