Goldfish tolerate full shade well. They don't need sunlight directly; plants do. Without plants, algae may be less, but oxygen from plants is missing → need aeration.
Goldfish breed prolifically. Use spawning mops (nylon rope bundles) to collect eggs, then remove/discard. Or introduce a predator (large koi, orfe) – but they'll eat fry, not adults.
Consider rehoming excess. Overcrowding → poor water quality, disease, stunting.
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