COMET GOLDFISH

COMET GOLDFISH

Descriptions:

• The comet goldfish is one of the oldest and best known variants of the common goldfish.
• Because of their aquarium busting size, they should only be kept in the largest tanks, although they can be kept in smaller tanks while they’re still very young.
• It’s important to remember that goldfish are cold-water fish, and will do best if kept in a cool room. They should never be kept in a heated tank or in an overly hot room. If their tanks temperature gets too high, it may result in permanent nerve damage to the goldfish.

Feeding Directions:

• Getting comet goldfish to accept food is not difficult – they will eat nearly anything that will fit in their mouth. With that being said, feeding them properly is what can be more difficult.
• In the wild goldfish are omnivores, and they feed on plant matter, algae, insects and small crustaceans. But their diet is primarily composed of plant matter and algae, and it’s important to replicate this in the home aquarium.

Specifications:

• Species: Carassius Auratus
• Common Name: Comet Goldfish
• Origin: East Asia
• Diet: Herbivour
• PH Range: Alkaline: 6.5 – 7.5
• Water Type:  Hard
• Temperature: 10-24
• Breed Type:  Egg Scatter
• Current Size: Approximately 5cm (Grows to approximately 30cm)
• Sex:  Un-sexed
• Tank Size: Minimum 60L

CARE GUIDELINES:

• Since comet goldfish require coldwater, they should never be kept with tropical fish, as the tank will either be too warm for the goldfish, or too cold for the tropical fish. 
• Regular Waterchange (Weekly) Approx 50-70%

Tank Mates:

• Comets
• Fantail
• Ranchu
• Oranda
• Ryukins

Can orgainse a Freight for Interstate.

• New South Wale
• Victoria
• Queensland's
• South Australia.
• Western Australia
• Tasmania

WE DO NOT SEND TO:

• Northern Territory

Prior to purchasing the Comet Goldfish:

Please send us an email to sales@vincenzosaquatics.com.au for freight related cost and states regulations. if you have any questions about our range please send us an email to sales@vincenzosaquatics.com.au