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  • An oranda is a breed of goldfish characterized by a prominent bubble-like "hood" on the head.
  • The headgrowth or hood (also known as wen or crown) may be a prominent growth on the top of the head (cranial region) or may encase the entire face except the mouth.
  • Appearance:

    • Vibrant red coloration.
    • Prominent raspberry-like growth (wen) on the head.
    • Round, chubby body.
    • Flowing paired fins and curved tail.
  • Size:

    • Typically grow to 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 centimeters).
    • Can grow larger under optimal conditions.
  • Temperament:

    • Peaceful and sociable.
    • Suitable for community aquariums.
    • Competitive during feeding.
  • 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.
  • Diet:

    • Omnivores.
    • Eat high-quality flakes, pellets, insects, and vegetables.
    • Offer a diverse diet for vibrant coloration and vitality.
  • Care:

    • Monitor water parameters regularly.
    • Maintain stable water temperature.
    • Provide adequate nutrition.
    • Be mindful of potential health issues.
    • Seek veterinary assistance if needed.

    Red oranda goldfish

    ₹200.00Price
      • Appearance:

        • Vibrant red coloration.
        • Prominent raspberry-like growth (wen) on the head.
        • Round, chubby body.
        • Flowing paired fins and curved tail.
      • Size:

        • Typically grow to 6 to 10 inches (15 to 25 centimeters).
        • Can grow larger under optimal conditions.
      • Temperament:

        • Peaceful and sociable.
        • Suitable for community aquariums.
        • Competitive during feeding.
      • 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.
      • Diet:

        • Omnivores.
        • Eat high-quality flakes, pellets, insects, and vegetables.
        • Offer a diverse diet for vibrant coloration and vitality.
      • 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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