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#128975 Black Short-Tail Telescope

  • $79.00

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#128956 Lemon Single-Tail Telescope

  • $69.00

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#128947 BIG Red Short-Tail Ryukin

  • $104.99

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#128927 Lil Bonsai Pompom Eggfish

  • $14.99

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#128889 Tri-Color Butterfly Telescope

  • $99.99

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#128879 Big Calico Butterfly Telescope

  • $124.99

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#128867 Big Calico Butterfly Telescope

  • $149.00

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#128859 Red/White Ryukin

  • $49.99

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#128848 Blue Oranda

  • $59.00

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#128840 Red/White Ryukin

  • $54.99

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#128830 Red/White Butterfly Telescope

  • $69.99

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#128822 Red/White Short-Tail Ryukin

  • $14.99

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#128813 Big Black Ranchu

  • $199.00

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#128802 Blue Oranda

  • $49.99

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#128212 Big Tri-Color Broadtail Ryukin

  • $279.00

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#128380 Big Red/White Ryukin

  • $99.00

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#128305 Tri-Color Oranda

  • $79.00

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#128111 BIG Bronze Short-Tail Ryukin

  • $189.00

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#128076 Ti-Color Nacreous Short-Tail Ryukin

  • $59.99

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#128053 Red Ingot Oranda

  • $149.00

I’ve always liked these.  Nice dark color with large eyes.  This one also has slight “toothlip”.  I’ve seen this many times, especially on black fish, and they are small hard features on the “lip”…not indicative of any pathogen.   Perhaps considered a flaw, but in my opinion it only gives them more character.  I also wouldn’t be surprised if this one’s eyes turn orange in the future, which would be very interesting.

I love these little teles.  Vivid yellow color not seen on other varieties really stands out.   Super spunky and friendly fish.

Big, powerful fish with girthy body and nice motion and balance.

Growth rate and potential can vary GREATLY in goldfish.  Some can get huge, while others simply don’t have that potential.  I’ve had this fish for nearly a year, and it’s hardly grown at all.  I call fish like this bonsai fish.  This one has always been active and healthy, and very responsive.  Perhaps nice for someone with limited space.

Very eye-catching fish with beautiful color pattern.  Know that black pigment can be hard to keep, but this one will be nice regardless of color.

Striking dark contrasty color on this one.

Gorgeous rich color on this one with deep round body and large eyes.

Striking color on this one.  I imported a group of these last summer, and they’ve been awesome fish…super active and hardy, and better than I’ve seen for quite a while with nice profiles and vivid color.

Pretty in silvery/grey metallic.  This is the second group of these I’ve imported this year, and I see a tendency for them to lean forward a bit when static.  This is something I’ve noticed on many goldfish, and it’s not a swim bladder issue.  It’s more of a matter of proportions, and these have all been active and healthy for several months.  I always make a point to screen for real balance issues, yet I feel that these are still good fish.  I just like to make sure that details like this are noted.

Super nice profile on this young ryukin with long tail.

Showy tail on this one with pretty color pattern.

I brought these in a couple months ago, and they’ve been great fish.  Very active, and quite eye-catching with vivid color.

ONLY one available!  Beautiful black ranchu with superb rounded back and meaty head.  I’ve had this fish for about three months.  It’s always had a delicate sense of balance, and lists a bit to one side or the other when static, but it’s always been healthy and responsive.  I’ve had many ranchu like this over the years, and given their potato-like bodies, it’s amazing that they do as well as they do.  Moist food and minimal current recommended for this one.

Pretty in silvery/grey metallic.  This is the second group of these I’ve imported this year, and I see a tendency for them to lean forward a bit when static.  This is something I’ve noticed on many goldfish, and it’s not a swim bladder issue.  It’s more of a matter of proportions, and these have all been active and healthy for several months.  I always make a point to screen for real balance issues, yet I feel that these are still good fish.  I just like to make sure that details like this are noted.

Big, powerful fish with showy fins.  Great overall ryukin in large size.  Know that black pigment is hard to keep long term on metallic fish like this.  (Relisted as previous “buyer” does not return my messages.  As a courtesy to me and my customers, please take your bids seriously.  Accounts for deadbeat customers will be deactivated)

Large, powerful ryukin with nice profile.  Great overall fish with nice motion and balance.

Meaty head on this one with long tail.  Know that black is hard to keep on fish like this.

“Only” 6+ inches, but massive body.  I can usually get a good grasp on a fish, but this one is too round to hold onto firmly.  It’s like trying to grab a slippery softball.  Excellent profile on this impressive fish.

I love these contrasty ryukin.  Striking color on this one really stands out among other fish.  Not the humpiest ryukin, but excellent motion and balance, and always greets me when I approach the tank.

I imported a group of ingot types, and this is the only that looks quite like this…super cute round head on this one with lots of personality.   Very friendly fish that likes to look at you.