Shubunkins Fish for sale in Guildford, Surrey

1 Shubunkins Fish for sale in Guildford, Surrey

Originating from Japan in the early 1900s, the Shubunkin is a striking variety of goldfish, well-regarded for its hardiness and accessible care requirements. Often called simply Shubunkins, these fish display a unique calico pattern — a beautiful blend of red, orange, yellow, black, blue, grey, and white scales that speckle their streamlined body and long, flowing fins. Their distinctive coloration and active swimming make them a popular choice in the UK for outdoor ponds as well as large indoor aquariums. Temperament-wise, Shubunkin goldfish are peaceful and social, thriving best with other calm fish and requiring a well-maintained aquatic environment. For those searching for Shubunkin fish for sale near me or Shubunkins for sale UK, it's essential to provide them with spacious tanks and clean water to support their health and vibrant colours. Overall, their charming appearance and easygoing nature make Shubunkins an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced fishkeepers in the United Kingdom.

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Reading, Berkshire(23.1mi)

FAQs

How big do Shubunkin goldfish get?

Shubunkin goldfish typically grow to between 8 and 14 inches in length, with some individuals reaching even larger sizes in spacious pond environments where conditions are ideal.

Can you put Shubunkins in a pond?

Yes, Shubunkin goldfish thrive in ponds, especially those with a capacity of 500 gallons or more, as they require ample space and good water quality to flourish and coexist peacefully with other pond fish.

What is the difference between goldfish and Shubunkins?

Shubunkins are a variety of goldfish known for their distinctive calico coloration featuring a mix of colours such as blue, red, orange and black on a creamy background, as well as a streamlined, comet-like body shape, unlike some fancy or common goldfish varieties that have different body shapes and solid colours.

Are Shubunkins easy to keep?

Shubunkin goldfish are generally hardy and adaptable, making them a good choice for both beginners and experienced hobbyists, provided they have sufficient space, good water quality, and regular pond or aquarium maintenance.