| Aquatic Fish |
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Comet - Red & Yellow |
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| Comets are
single-tailed goldfish and are considered the most hardy of all pond fish.
There are a few key differences between Comets and Koi. The Comet
grows to a maximum length of a little over a foot (compared to the maximum
of more than two feet for many Koi varieties.) |
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Red
#73206 - 4-5" |
Yellow
#73205 - 4-5"
#73429 -
5-6" |
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Koi |
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| Koi are very
beautiful fish. Koi are extremely hardy and easy to grow. They adapt
to almost any climate that is not constantly frozen, over-heated, or
polluted. They can be trained to eat out of the hand. |
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Koi A
#73342 -
10-12"
#73322 -
12-14"
#73434 -
14-16"
#73315 - 16-18" |
Koi B
#73413 - 4-5"
#73202 -
5-6"
#73414 -
6-7"
#73415 -
8-10"
#73416 -
10-12" |
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Koi
Butterfly |
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| Butterfly Koi are
a perfect pond addition. Their magnificently flowing fins are a
display of elegance when viewed from above. A native of Eastern Asia, these
beautiful, animated, hardy specimens are completely peaceful even at their
maximum captive length of more than two feet. |
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#73352
#73304
#73436
#73350 |
5-6"
6-7"
7-8"
8-10" |
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Koi Ghost |
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#73201
#73215
#73421 |
5-6"
6-7"
10-12" |
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Sarasa |
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| A "Sarasa Comet"
is a red and white fish. Many times a Sarasa comet will have red spots on a
white body. The reds on a Sarasa comet tend to be truer than the orange-red
of the pond comet. |
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#73258
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4-5" |
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Shubunkin Calico |
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| The "Shubunkin"
is a calico fish that has black spots that look like freckles. The body of
the Shubunkin may be a soft blue and the reds that appear on this variety
are usually deep red. |
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#73326
#73211
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4-5"
5-6" |
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