Huge Sale on Oranda Goldfish

For a limited time, we have an unbeatable deal on live Red and Redcap Oranda Goldfish.

live Red and Redcap Oranda Goldfish

Both are 5 to 6 inches in length. With crisp, snow whites and deep, vibrant reds, they may be just what your customers are looking for.

Check out our Price List and Availability for details and pricing.

16 thoughts on “Huge Sale on Oranda Goldfish

  1. Anonymous says:

    My name is Kandi L. Dubuque and I live in Conover, NC. I am having a hard time finding a local pet shop that sells a high quality Butterfly Koi and Orandas. Many years ago my father, Ernie Dubuque owned Seaworld Pet Shop in Hickory, NC and we always got our fish from you guys. Well, I got very spoiled on the quality of my fish. I have been out of the business for several years but have a Koi pond and just getting fustrated with not being able to fine quality Koi. Can you please let me know of any local pet shops that would have any and could you keep my contact info incase you ever have an open house and/or sell to the public…PLEASE!
    Thank you for your time.
    Sincerely,
    Kandi L. Dubuque
    828-238-7665
    kankev3@charter.net

  2. Casey says:

    Kandi,

    As we do not sell in North Carolina, I am not able to recommend a dealer in your area. However, I can recommend http://www.nextdaykoi.com. They are a customer of our who buys and resells our Koi and Butterfly Koi online. They sell a large volume of Koi and Butterfly each day, and shipping is only $15 to NC addresses for any amount of items. Hope you are able to find what you are searching for.

    • Casey says:

      Hi Simoun,

      Unfortunately, we are prohibited from shipping our products outside of the United States. Sorry.

  3. goldfish kissing top of water says:

    Hi All! I was given a goldfish at a wedding back in October…She is mostly orange and her tail comes to a V in back…Not sure what kind she is…I have her in the same vase I got her in…She seems to be doing well although after reading up I know I need to get her an aquarium! I change the vase water every other day or so…Is that bad? Should I only be doing PARTIAL water changes and would that be every day or once a week? Sometimes my fish Belle’s water is very clear and other times, it’s cloudy…Does the cloudy water mean there is ammonia in the water? Also, I thought of buying a gold fish that is mostly white with orange spots but it’s three inches long…Would that be a bad idea? Would a three and a half gallon tank be sufficient for either or both these fish? PLEASE SOMEONE ADVISE ME ON THESE QUESTIONS…Thanks!

  4. rocky goldfish breeder says:

    Yes its a bad idea to have that many fish in such a small contained you need at least 5 gallons per fish so they can bloom. Also do get a bigger aquarium, if not it will harm the fish and just be overstressed due to the high ammonia and bacteria in your bowl.

  5. jknj says:

    you need much more then 5 gallons for a goldfish. The rule is (for fancy goldfish) 20 gallons for the first goldfish and 10 gallons for every next one. They can get around 8 to 6 inches. But for commons or comets ( the slim bodied type ) the rule is 50 gallons for the first fish and 40 gallons for every other goldfish. They can get over 1 foot long. BUT BIGGER IS BETTER. Dont listen to anyone who says they can live in a smaller place because they cant. What happens is that the goldfish stops growing from the outside but its organs keep growing which causes a lot of pain and then death. Goldfish can live for about 10 to 20 years with proper care.

  6. 0misssquishy0 says:

    I just lost my favorite goldfish. A red and white capped oranda named Bo Bo. And although no fish could ever replace him it has left a huge fish shaped hole in my heart not having him around. So I am looking for some red and white, or red capped orandas of decent quality that are hopefully affordable for me. I really don’t want to spend more than $100 total (including shipping). Can you help me out?

  7. Casey LeFever says:

    Hi Kate. This blog post is from three years ago. Also, we do not sell directly to the public. Good luck in your search for Oranda Goldfish.

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