shubunkin การใช้

• Shubunkin goldfish are not included in this article because shubunkins have no color / pattern except for calico.
• A Shubunkin goldfish is considered an adult at 2 to 3 years of age, even though they live much longer.
• This pond is currently home to four young goldfish, one young koi and six young shubunkin, even though it-- and the original pond-- used to contain many more.
• Some goldfish varieties, such as the common goldfish, comet goldfish, and shubunkin have body shapes and coloration that are similar to koi, and can be difficult to tell apart from koi when immature.
• The pond contains : Koi; Silver Rudd; Golden Rudd; Goldfish; Blackamoor; Fantail; Red, Blue and Gold Shubunkin; Green Tench; White Ogon; Ginnrinn; Blue Orfe and Honey Orfe; Canary Yellow; Sarassa Comets.
• Like their wild ancestors, common and comet goldfish as well as Shubunkin can survive, and even thrive, in any climate that can support a pond, whereas fancy goldfish are unlikely to survive in the wild as their bright colours and long fins make them easy prey.
• If you plan on keeping fish, you should situate the pond where they get shade during the hottest time of day, in order to keep the water cool . ( You can't successfully have both lilies and koi in the same pond, but goldfish, shubunkin and other smaller fish won't eat the lilies .)