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Helpful Tips
and
Information
about
Fancy
Goldfish
Including
Fantails, Orandas, &
Telescopes
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here
now
to buy Fancy
Goldfish.
This
video shows
one of our young
2.5" to
3" Red Cap
Oranda Goldfish.
You can
see this fish's
Red Cap and the
so-called
fantail that all
Orandas have. Click
here
now to buy an
Oranda.
This
fish is a
young 3"
Black Moor
Goldfish, a few
days after it
had arrived and
was completely
acclimated and
recovered from
its trip from
the fish farm.
This
video shows
a 3" Calico
Fantail. Click
here
now to buy
Fantails from us
from us.
This
video shows
a young Red and
White Fantail
Goldfish about
3.5" long.
These Fantails
have pointed
heads, high
backs, and large
tail fins.
Click on the images above.
Fancy
Goldfish including
Orandas, Fantails,
Telescopes and Black
Moors are discussed on
this page. These are
very good fish for big
cool water aquariums and
ponds, but they will not
do well with Pond Comets
and Koi.
The
picture to
the right shows
a magnificent
3" to
3.5" Red
and White Oranda
in our facility. This
picture was
taken by TBK. We
have many high
quality Gold
Fish like this
one at
reasonable
prices. Click
here
now to see our
list of Goldfish
currently
available with
their prices.
Click
here
to go to another page in
this web site with lots
more information and
advice about buying
Goldfish from us.
This
picture
shows two Black
Moors looking
for food on the
bottom of a
pond. We feed
them floating
food, but a few
bits of food
sink to the
bottom. Later
they search the
bottom for these
bits. Click
here
to buy Black
Moor Goldfish
from us.
Scientific
Name: Carassius
auratus
Comments
Fancy Goldfish are
very nice fish for a
pond or a large cool
water aquarium with at
least 29 gallons of
water. These Fancy
Goldfish varieties are
available in several
colors: Red, Red and
White, Calico, Red and
Black, and solid Black
like the Black Moors
shown above.
Here
are some
Fancy Fantails
in our facility.
There are
several
varieties: red,
red and white,
calico, and some
have brilliant
diamond
scales. Click
here
to buy Fantails
like these from
us.
Appropriate
Home
An outdoor
Pond
or a large
Cool
Water Aquarium with
at least 29 gallons of
water, an
external
power filter with a
BIO-Wheel, and at most
1/4 of
gravel,
but no heater because
these are cool water
fish. Click
here
for more about cool
water aquariums. Click
here
for more about ponds.
Like
all goldfish, these
Fancy Goldfish, prefer
cool water in the range
of 35 to 75 degrees F.
with 65 degrees being
about ideal. Of course,
these fish must be
allowed to adjust
gradually to a
temperature change. For
example, don't take fish
from an aquarium in your
home that might be 70
degrees and put them in
an outdoor pond at 50
degrees F.
But
over a period of days
these fish can adjust to
temperature changes. The
greater the change the
more time required to
adjust to the change. It
is best to move fish
when the water
temperatures are close
to being the same.
Recommended
Diet Small
Fancy Goldfish that are
less than 3" long
should be fed TetraFin
or other floating flake
food at least twice a
day. Larger Fancy
Goldfish over 3"
long should be fed floating
pellet foods, which are
sold in most stores that
sell pet fish.
A
variety of floating
flake foods and floating
pellet foods for
goldfish are available in
most stores that sell
fish for ponds. Click
here
for more information about feeding
fish.
Be
sure the flake food and
the food sticks are
labeled for Goldfish and
not for Tropical Fish.
We've
read advice elsewhere
that all Goldfish should
be fed sinking food,
because when they take
food off the surface,
they will swallow air
bubbles that will cause
problems. This is
contrary to our
experience.
I just
watched my Goldfish
eating off the surface
of the water. After most
mouthfuls of food, he
passed an air bubble or
two out of his gill. The
ancestors of this fish
have been eating food
off the surface of the
water for a very long
time. Of course they
also ate off the bottom
and at all levels of the
water between the top
and bottom too. So don't
worry about your
Goldfish swallowing air
while eating. Feeding
food that floats is a
good practice.
If
your fish don't eat all
of the food in 10
minutes, get a net and
remove the uneaten food.
Click
here
for more about feeding.
I also
feed my Goldfish a few
live Black Worms. I feed
each Goldfish 2 or 3
worms every other day.
Click
here
for more about Black
Worms.
Gallery of
Fancy
Goldfish
Just
above,
a beautiful
unique
Orange and
Black Oranda
Goldfish
swimming in
one of our
aquariums.
Just above,
a uniquely
beautiful
Calico
Oranda
Goldfish.
Just
above,
a rare Panda
Orandas.
Just
above,
an
incredibly
beautiful
Red and
White
Telescope
Just
above,
a young
Telescope
with a
unique
pattern.
Just
above,
a unique
Lionhead
Goldfish
Just
above,
a nice young
Pearlscale
Goldfish
Just
above,
a nice young
Black Moor.
Compatibility
These
Fancy Goldfish including
Orandas, Fantails,
Telescopes and Black
Moors are compatible
with each other and make
a nice mixture. But they
will often pick on
Bubble Eyes and
Celestials, which do
better when kept
separately.
Click
here
to see the types of
Fancy Goldfish for sale
in our facility.
Orandas,
Fantails, Telescopes and
Black Moors are not
compatible with Pond
Comets, Shubunkins, and
Koi which swim faster,
are more aggressive, and
will eat most of the
food.
I
have kept a group of
White Clouds with my
Goldfish for many years,
and they get along well
together. Click
here
to read more about White
Clouds.
Click
here
to read more about
several other groups of
compatible fish.
Size
and Lifespan
These
Fancy Goldfish can grow
to 8" sometimes
bigger. Like other
Goldfish they can live
20 years and longer.
Click
here
to continue on to
another page in this web
site where there are
Customer Comments and
our Replies about Fancy
Goldfish.
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