Will a large fishbowl be big enough for a single goldfish?

Ten Gallons may be a challenge for many people willing to keep gold fish, daily change of at least 50% of the water in 1o Gallons tank housing 2 Goldfish will be OK.

I can't even begin to count the amount of customers I've dealt with over the past eight years that absolutely overreact in denial when I tell them that keeping goldfish in bowls is sheer cruelty; I don't care how long their goldfish lived in a bowl...surviving and thriving are two totally different things. To paraphase Editor-in-chief of Tropical Fish Hobbyist, David E. Boruchowitz, "keeping a goldfish in a bowl is akin to keeping a St. Bernard locked in a closet!" I feel so strongly on this subject that I've even written a report on it for several college classes.

what kinds of fish actually CAN be kept in a bowl...? even Bettas (which everybody says can) cant. the only fish i can think of that is tiny enough is one of those lil' neon tetras at the pet shop or something...

gold fish bowls are cool

You know, there are a few rules. Like above, goldfish should never be housed in a goldfish bowl and also at least 10 gallons of water per fish!

Fishbowls should NEVER be used to house a goldfish. Goldfish need to start with at least 10 gallons each.