The oranda variety of goldfish comes in many color varieties and patterns but is best known for its large head growth. Oranda are considered ornamental but will adapt to the outdoor pond easily in most cases. The orandas are selectively bred for their characteristic traits. Orandas do not need any special treatment and will adapt… Read more »
The yellow goldfish, or canary goldfish, is capturing the hearts of fish keepers, pond keepers, and water garden enthusiasts. Bright and beautiful yellow goldfish, easy to care for, cold hardy, and can be kept with koi and other backyard pond fish. Yellow goldfish accept a wide variety of pond fish foods. Yellow goldfish are a… Read more »
This variety of goldfish is a true ornamental. Bubble Eye goldfish are not meant for backyard pond keeping with other more aggressive type of goldfish or koi. The bubble eye can do great in a outdoor backyard pond of similar ornamental goldfish. Bubble eye goldfish are not winter hardy and should be brought in during… Read more »
Fantail goldfish are popular and easy to keep ornamental goldfish. They display large split tails and come in a variety of colors and patterns. Fantail goldfish get along with other goldfish and koi.
Wakin are very popular in Japan as a basic pond fish. The Wakin variety look much like a typical comet goldfish, but has a split tail. The Wakin variety is gaining popularity here in the US. They are easy to care for, bright, colorful, and hardy pond fish.
The lionhead goldfish is an ornamental variety of goldfish that has no dorsal fin. The dorsal fin was removed through selctive breeding. Beautiful and hardy goldfish variety.
Black Moor are easily on of the most popular fancy goldfish. Considered good luck with the ability to absorb bad energy who wouldn’t want one!? Beautiful fins, silky black color makes a easy to care for addition to your pond.
The Ryukin goldfish is a great choice for an ornamental pond fish. Colors range from deep red to red and white combinations. Ryukins can be long or short finned and are easy to care for hardy fish.
The shubunkin, an easy to keep calico goldfish that is great for backyard fish ponds and water gardens. There are 3 type of shubunkin; a London Shubunkin, Bristol Shubunkin, and the American Shubunkin. Hardy, colorful, happy fish!
The Sarasa comet is a popular and hardy goldfish that does very well in outdoor ponds