How long will it take my fish to reach full size?

Question

I have one calico gold and one black moore in 1 and 1/2 gallons of water. No filter though. I feed them one to three times daily and they are about 1 1/2 inches long now.

Answer 1

years if they get that size you need to get a bigger place for them NOW they get over 16" in length

Answer 2

By about one month, the fish already begin breeding, If these are Mollies, they will breed according to the water temperature, the amount of times you feed them and so on. Even with one mating, the female can produce brood after brood, up to 300 little wigglers. If these are Goldfish, then they, under proper care, will reach full size after about a year, again, depending on the water, food, size of aquarium, etc. Male Mollies have a pointed fin under their belly that folds up underneath, pointing to the bottom of their tail, Femails fins stay triangular,and seldom fold up. Hope this helps! steve

Answer 3

Obviously they won't reach adult size in such a small container. In fact, I wouldn't expect much growth at all from them until you can place them in a tank. If you get them in a 20 gallon tank or larger with a filter and feed them a good balanced diet, you can expect them to get to full adult size in about 2 years.

MM

Answer 4

Well with a large enough tank your fish can reach there maximum size in a year or two.

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Answer 5

All of the above is correct. Fish will not outgrow their environment. The more space you give them, the larger they will become. However if you keep them in that confined space for a long time, they will reach maturity and that will be their final size.

Answer 6

fish will grow based on how they live, eat and how much room they have...you're sound about done growing unless you get a bigger bowl and only feed them once a day or they will overeat and die.