Name: Oranda Fish
Brand: Oranda
SKU: 352532
Price: 5 USD
Availability: InStock

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Full grown Fancy Oranda Goldfish

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

352532

Price / Fee

Pet

Fish

Breed

Oranda

Location

Las Vegas, Clark County, Nevada

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Tony is a full grown 2yr male 8 inch fancy oranda goldfish. He is calm and can be handled. He will not grow anymore so he will only need a minimum of 20 gallons or can be added to a pond. Tony does come with a 20 gallon hexagon tank with filter and heater unless he is being added to a pond. Fancy goldfish are naturally slower than regular ones and so may have a harder time feeding when placed with koi or regular goldfish. Tony can not be shipped and currently resides in north Las Vegas. If you are interested in adding Tony to your pond or tank please email me at *** or text me at (***) ***-***3.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fancy Oranda Goldfish

What is a Fancy Oranda Goldfish?

A Fancy Oranda Goldfish is a popular breed known for its distinctive appearance, featuring a rounded body and a prominent wen (growth on the head). They are vibrant in color and have a calm demeanor, making them ideal for aquariums and ponds.

How big does Tony, the Fancy Oranda Goldfish, get?

Tony is a full-grown, 2-year-old male who measures 8 inches in length. This breed stops growing at a certain size, and Tony will not grow any larger.

What type of habitat does Tony need?

Tony requires a minimum of 20 gallons of water. He can live comfortably in a well-maintained aquarium or be added to a pond. He comes with a 20-gallon hexagon tank that includes a filter and heater if he's not placed in a pond.

Can Fancy Oranda Goldfish be kept with koi or regular goldfish?

Fancy goldfish, including the Oranda, tend to be slower than their regular counterparts. This can make feeding challenging when kept together with koi or standard goldfish, so it's best to monitor their interactions closely.