My fancy goldfish tank(s)
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Don’t take this the wrong way, but this is your first fancy goldfish that I think is cool looking.
I like the colors on this one and also like its shape more than the others as this one looks like a more normalized body shape to me.
lol, absolutely no offense taken. I had been wanting this 'tiger' type for a while and was happy to finally have found one I could afford. Out of all my fish I feel my long fin rosetail oranda is the most 'normal' looking in that it is what people expect in a fancy goldfish, the rest of my likes tend to be toward the shorter, tall bodied fish. This would be all my Yuanbao and Shogun ornadas.
Busy day for the goldfish. Cleaned one of the Aquaclear 110's on the 90 gallon and moved the two lionchu out into the 65B. Then moved the panda Yuanbao oranda into the 90 gallon. Also did a water change on the 20H qt tank where the Calico/Tiger Yaunbao oranda is.
The goldies in the 65B
The Panda in the 90g now
The Calico/Tiger
The goldies in the 65B
The Panda in the 90g now
The Calico/Tiger
BPSabelhaus
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Figure this is probably a good place. It goes into the genetics / connection between dorsal less and double fin genetics. Helps explain the why of all the drama lol Pretty cool the genes and connections are getting mapped out finally.
It also has two headed goldfish (fry) for those interested lol
A bit of an update, been a bit on these tanks. Have dealt with a couple mystery deaths in what have been seemingly very healthy acting fish. They have showed no distress or visible signs of anything wrong and have been eating like champs up until their deaths. The deaths have occurred both time at night with me finding a dead fish in the morning.
Lost this one first a few weeks back
Then last night I lost the calico tiger
At this point Im done purchasing any more replacement fish. I will keep the existing fish until they grow old (IF THEY DO), but if I lose any more it may come down to me condensing all the goldfish into just the one tank instead of two. The orandas, especially these "Yuanbao" seem like the compact body does show up with some swimming issues but I feed them the smaller sinking pellets with one that is very specific to prevent any bloat or swim bladder issues. A very high percentage of their diet is NLS foods. Dealing with these highly line bred, man made fish that are basically ticking time bombs has made me rethink keeping them, or at least adding or replacing any more.
Lost this one first a few weeks back
Then last night I lost the calico tiger
At this point Im done purchasing any more replacement fish. I will keep the existing fish until they grow old (IF THEY DO), but if I lose any more it may come down to me condensing all the goldfish into just the one tank instead of two. The orandas, especially these "Yuanbao" seem like the compact body does show up with some swimming issues but I feed them the smaller sinking pellets with one that is very specific to prevent any bloat or swim bladder issues. A very high percentage of their diet is NLS foods. Dealing with these highly line bred, man made fish that are basically ticking time bombs has made me rethink keeping them, or at least adding or replacing any more.