Thai Short Tail Oranda Goldfish

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4” High quality Thai Oranda Goldfish 

🐠 Thai Oranda Goldfish – Care Summary

1. Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 20–24Β°C (68–75Β°F) – prefers cooler, stable temps.

  • pH: 6.5–7.5 (neutral is ideal)

  • Ammonia/Nitrite: 0 ppm (very sensitive)

  • Nitrate: <40 ppm (keep low with water changes)

  • Hardness: Moderate (5–19 dGH)

2. General Care:

  • Tank Size: Minimum 20–30 gallons per fish (they grow large and need space)

  • Filtration: Strong, efficient filtration needed (they produce a lot of waste)

  • Substrate: Smooth gravel or sand (prevents injury)

  • Diet: High-quality goldfish pellets, supplemented with blanched veggies (peas, spinach) and occasional protein (bloodworms, daphnia)

  • Maintenance: Weekly 25–50% water changes; monitor water quality often

  • Temperament: Peaceful and social, but slow swimmers

3. Tank Mates:

  • Best with other fancy goldfish (like Ranchus, Ryukins, or other Orandas)

  • Avoid fast, aggressive, or fin-nipping fish (e.g., barbs, cichlids)

  • Not ideal with tropical fish due to temperature mismatch

4” High quality Thai Oranda Goldfish 

🐠 Thai Oranda Goldfish – Care Summary

1. Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 20–24Β°C (68–75Β°F) – prefers cooler, stable temps.

  • pH: 6.5–7.5 (neutral is ideal)

  • Ammonia/Nitrite: 0 ppm (very sensitive)

  • Nitrate: <40 ppm (keep low with water changes)

  • Hardness: Moderate (5–19 dGH)

2. General Care:

  • Tank Size: Minimum 20–30 gallons per fish (they grow large and need space)

  • Filtration: Strong, efficient filtration needed (they produce a lot of waste)

  • Substrate: Smooth gravel or sand (prevents injury)

  • Diet: High-quality goldfish pellets, supplemented with blanched veggies (peas, spinach) and occasional protein (bloodworms, daphnia)

  • Maintenance: Weekly 25–50% water changes; monitor water quality often

  • Temperament: Peaceful and social, but slow swimmers

3. Tank Mates:

  • Best with other fancy goldfish (like Ranchus, Ryukins, or other Orandas)

  • Avoid fast, aggressive, or fin-nipping fish (e.g., barbs, cichlids)

  • Not ideal with tropical fish due to temperature mismatch