Red Lionhead Goldfish - Regular
Red Lionhead Goldfish - Regular
$11.49
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Product Description
Product Description
The Red Lionhead Goldfish is a classic coldwater goldfish, hardy and long-lived, with a typical lifespan of 10 or more years with proper care. Fancy varieties display rounded bodies and flowing fins; comet and shubunkin types are fast swimmers suited to larger tanks and ponds.
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Feeding Instructions
Feeding Instructions
Feed a quality goldfish flake or sinking pellet 1 to 2 times daily, only what is eaten in 2 minutes. Supplement with blanched peas, spinach, or spirulina foods weekly to support digestion.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Keep in an aquarium of at least 20 gallons for the first goldfish, adding 10 gallons per additional fish, or in an outdoor pond for comet types. Goldfish are coldwater fish preferring 65-72°F and do not require a heater. They produce significant waste, so oversized filtration and a 25% water change every 1 to 2 weeks are essential.
The Red Lionhead Goldfish is a classic coldwater goldfish, hardy and long-lived, with a typical lifespan of 10 or more years with proper care. Fancy varieties display rounded bodies and flowing fins; comet and shubunkin types are fast swimmers suited to larger tanks and ponds.
Please note that certain product information displayed is provided by breeders, suppliers, and other third parties and may not be independently verified by Pet Supermarket.
Full disclaimer here
Everything your Community Fish needs, all in one place.
View Care Guide
Feed a quality goldfish flake or sinking pellet 1 to 2 times daily, only what is eaten in 2 minutes. Supplement with blanched peas, spinach, or spirulina foods weekly to support digestion.
Habitat and Care
Keep in an aquarium of at least 20 gallons for the first goldfish, adding 10 gallons per additional fish, or in an outdoor pond for comet types. Goldfish are coldwater fish preferring 65-72°F and do not require a heater. They produce significant waste, so oversized filtration and a 25% water change every 1 to 2 weeks are essential.Reviews
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