The Red Ryukin goldfish is a color variety of the fancy Ryukin goldfish, which itself is a selectively bred type of goldfish known for its dramatic body shape and ornamental appearance. Key features Color: Bright red to orange-red (sometimes deep crimson) Body shape: Short, deep-bodied with a pronounced “hump” behind the head Tail: Long, flowing double tail (often fan-shaped) Size: Usually 15–20 cm (can grow larger in good conditions) Care requirements Tank size: At least 75–100 liters per fish (more space = healthier fish) Water temperature: 18–22°C (cool-water species) Filtration: Strong filter needed (they produce a lot of waste) Water quality: Very important—ammonia/nitrite must be zero  Feeding Sinking goldfish pellets (main diet) Frozen/live foods: bloodworms, daphnia, brine shrimp Vegetables: peas, zucchini, spinach (helps digestion) Behavior Peaceful and social Best kept with other fancy goldfish (not fast or aggressive fish) Not ideal for outdoor predators or mixed tropical tanks Lifespan With proper care: 10–15 years, sometimes longer

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Telescope Eye Black Moor It’s a variety of the telescope eye goldfish (a goldfish with big protruding eyes). The Black Moor is simply the black-colored version of that type. Scientific name: Carassius auratus (same as all goldfish). Key features 1. Telescope eyes The most distinctive trait: large, bulging eyes that stick out from the head. These develop as the fish grows. 2. Black coloration Deep velvet-like black scales (can sometimes fade to grey/orange over time). 3. Body shape Round, egg-shaped body Long flowing fins and a double tail 4. Poor eyesight Because of their eye shape, they don’t see well and are slow swimmers.  Size & lifespan Size: about 10–25 cm (4–10 inches) Lifespan: 10–25 years with proper care Origin First bred in China hundreds of years ago through selective breeding. Care basics Freshwater fish (aquarium or pond) Temperature: around 18–25°C Diet: pellets, flakes, plus treats like worms or shrimp Best kept with other slow, gentle goldfish (they struggle to compete for food)  Important things to know Their eyes are very delicate and can get injured easily Avoid sharp decorations in the tank Because they swim slowly, faster fish can outcompete them for food Why people like them Unique “cute” look with big eyes Calm and friendly temperament Good for beginners compared to some other fancy goldfish

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Brighten up your pond or aquarium with our 30mm Mixed Comet Goldfish – a stunning variety of young, healthy goldfish known for their long flowing tails, vibrant colors, and energetic personalities. These mixed comets are an ideal choice for hobbyists looking for hardy fish with visual appeal and active swimming behavior. 🐟 Key Features: Mixed Variety: A beautiful assortment of red, orange, white, and calico color patterns, with each comet showing unique markings and long trailing tails. Young and Adaptable: At approximately 30mm in size, these young goldfish adapt quickly to new environments and grow well under the right conditions. Elegant Swimmers: Known for their graceful, darting movements and forked tails, Comets bring life and motion to any aquatic space. Great for Ponds & Tanks: These goldfish thrive in both indoor aquariums and outdoor garden ponds, especially in schools. 🌿 Care Requirements: Tank/Pond Size: Minimum 80L for a group; larger as they grow Temperature Range: 10°C – 26°C pH Range: 6.5 – 8.0 Diet: Omnivorous – feed with high-quality goldfish pellets, flakes, and occasional veggie treats like peas or spinach ⚠️ Growth Potential: These comets may start small at 30mm, but they can grow up to 25–30cm in length over time. Be sure to upgrade their habitat as they grow or keep them in a spacious pond. ✅ Why Buy From Us? Ethically sourced and disease-free stock Carefully selected for health, color, and fin quality Professionally packed for safe transport and minimal stress Whether you’re starting a new pond or adding a pop of color to your tank, our 30mm Mixed Comet Goldfish are the perfect addition.Order today and enjoy years of beauty, movement, and peaceful aquatic companionship! 🧡🐠

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