The fantail goldfish has a rounded, egg-like body and is characterized by its split tail fin. While any goldfish with a split tail is considered a “fantail”, fantail goldfish have their own show standards and are regarded as a separate breed. Fantails come in a variety of colors, including red, orange, yellow and calico varieties. Fantails are probably the hardiest variety of fancy goldfish and are therefore a great option for the novice goldfish keeper. Fantails can survive in the same conditions as the comet and common goldfish and thus make excellent additions to ponds. Fantails are among the easiest of the fancy goldfish varieties to breed and will usually spawn readily given adequate conditions. Adults can be fed on pellets, daphnia and bloodworms during the conditioning period prior to spawning and the fry can be fed on brine shrimp, daphnia and pellets. Please note that the fish pictured are random photos of our fish and not the exact fish you will receive.
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