BREEDS
Unlike other fancy goldfish types, this breed is extremely enduring and can make good pets for new fishkeepers.
One of the most fragile goldfish types and probably the slowest swimmers.
Nicknamed “stargazers” because their eyes are locked upward.
Bred in the United States, the Comet goldfish is more playful and active than most other goldfish breeds.
One of the hardiest fancy varieties, Fantail goldfish are recognizable for their split caudal fin.
Lacking a fin on their back (dorsal fin), Lionheads swim very slowly.
Like Lionheads, Orandas also have unique head growth called “wen.”
These fish are hardy and a good choice for beginners. Ryukins are known for the large hump behind their heads.
Known for their calico pattern, Shubunkins are very resilient and make a good first pet for new fish owners.
Aptly named for their protruding eyes. Be careful with sharp decorations.
Gorgeous, delicate and can be rather rare.
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FUN FACTS
RECOMMENDED EQUIPMENT
Because goldfish generally create more waste, this internal aquarium filter provides powerful three-stage filtration to keep your water at its best.)
Change monthly to keep odor and discoloration at bay and your water crystal clear.
Safely and gently catch your fish in an extra soft nylon cushion that doesn't pull at fish scales
Make water changes easier with this double-duty cleaner, which siphons as it removes waste buildup from your gravel bed.
These pads provide surface area for good bacteria to grow and convert dangerous ammonia and nitrite into less harmful nitrate.
Add an extra boost of oxygen into your tank with minimal noise. Available in models for aquariums from 10 to 100 gallons.)
Control the growth of algae, reach areas that are harder to clean and make regular aquarium maintenance easier.
Exclusive in-frame mounting allows you to see the light without seeing the fixture.
Keep your aquarium water between 65˚- 68˚ F for common goldfish and 65º - 72º F for fancy goldfish.
