The Red Oranda Goldfish is a classic and highly attractive variety known for its bright red head growth (wen) and smooth golden-orange body. With its rounded shape, flowing fins, and iconic crown, this goldfish makes a stunning centerpiece in aquariums and ponds. Calm, friendly, and easy to care for, the Red Oranda is perfect for beginners and collectors alike.
🌟 Key Features
✔ Bright red head growth (wen) on a golden-orange body
✔ Peaceful, friendly, and active swimmer
✔ Long flowing fins with elegant movement
✔ Hardy and beginner-friendly
✔ Ideal for aquariums and garden ponds🧪 Water Conditions
Temperature: 20–26°C
pH: 6.8–7.5
Tank Size: Minimum 2.5–3 ft tankGoldfish need clean, well-filtered water with good oxygenation.
🍽️ Diet
Red Oranda enjoys a healthy variety of food:
Goldfish pellets & flakes
Frozen food: bloodworms, daphnia
Vegetables: peas, spinach
Occasional treats for better head growth & color
Feed 2–3 times daily in small portions.
🏡 Tank Requirements
✔ Spacious tank with good swimming space
✔ Smooth substrate, plants, and decorations
✔ Strong filtration (goldfish produce waste)
✔ Cool to moderate water temperature
✔ Avoid sharp objects to protect fins
❤️ Why Choose Red Oranda from Blessings Aquarium?
🌟 Well-quarantined & disease-free fish
🌟 Premium-quality with strong red head growth
🌟 Active, healthy, and hand-selected specimens
🌟 Perfect for display tanks and ponds
🌟 Adds elegance, color, and movement to your aquarium
*Due to natural variations, the product may differ in appearance from the picture provided.*
Red Oranda Goldfish
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Appearance:
- Vibrant red coloration.
- Prominent raspberry-like growth (wen) on the head.
- Round, chubby body.
- Flowing paired fins and curved tail.
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Size:
- Typically grow to 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 centimeters).
- Can grow larger under optimal conditions.
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Temperament:
- Peaceful and sociable.
- Suitable for community aquariums.
- Competitive during feeding.
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Tank Requirements:
- Spacious aquarium with plenty of swimming room.
- Gentle filtration.
- Sensitive to poor water conditions.
- Require regular water changes.
- Provide hiding places and smooth substrates.
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Diet:
- Omnivores.
- Eat high-quality flakes, pellets, insects, and vegetables.
- Offer a diverse diet for vibrant coloration and vitality.
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Care:
- Monitor water parameters regularly.
- Maintain stable water temperature.
- Provide adequate nutrition.
- Be mindful of potential health issues.
- Seek veterinary assistance if needed.
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