The fish in the photo and the video below is the exact shubunkin goldfish you receive when you order.
Thinking of keeping Shubunkin goldfish in your backyard pond?
Here’s a quick guide to help them thrive:
? How to Care for Shubunkins in a Pond
1. Pond Setup
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Size: At least 500 liters for a small group.
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Depth: Minimum 1 foot—deeper is better, especially for winter.
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Filtration: Good filtration and aeration are essential.
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Plants: Add lilies or other aquatic plants for shade and water balance.
2. Water Quality
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pH: 7.0–8.0
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Temperature: 18–24°C (65–75°F); they handle cold well.
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Testing: Keep an eye on ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and pH levels.
3. Feeding
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Food: Quality goldfish pellets, plus treats like peas, duckweed, or bloodworms.
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Frequency: Once or twice a day—don’t overfeed.
4. Companions
These comets have a varied diet that includes processed pellets, fresh greens, and even algae. If you currently have koi in the pond, you can feed them the same food. add fish food to the order 120g of fish food lasts about 1-2 weeks.
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