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Red and White Wakin Goldfish
Overview
The Red and White Wakin Goldfish is a striking, traditional goldfish variety known for its elongated body, flowing twin tail, and bold red-and-white coloration. Hardy and active, Wakins are excellent display fish for large aquariums or ponds and are valued for their graceful swimming and classic appearance.
Origin
Japan (selectively bred goldfish variety)
Feeding
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Omnivorous
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High-quality goldfish pellets or flakes
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Supplement with vegetables (peas, spinach, zucchini)
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Occasional treats such as bloodworms or brine shrimp
Tank Mates
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Best kept with other similar-sized goldfish (Wakin, Comet, Shubunkin)
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Avoid tropical fish or very slow fancy goldfish
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Not suitable with fin-nipping species
Aggression
Peaceful
May outcompete slower fish for food due to active swimming
Experience Level
Beginner to intermediate
Hardy, but requires good filtration and space due to size and waste production
Water Parameters
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Temperature: 10–22°C (50–72°F)
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pH: 6.5–8.0
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Hardness: Moderate to hard
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Tank Size: Large aquarium or pond recommended
Notes
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Grows larger than many fancy goldfish
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Strong swimmer; appreciates open swimming space
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Excellent choice for ponds and unheated aquariums
A beautiful and resilient goldfish variety, perfect for hobbyists looking for a classic, elegant fish with bold coloration and active behavior.
Above images for illustration purposes only. Exact colours, patterns, and size may vary between individuals.
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