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Fancy Goldfish
Fancy Goldfish refers to members of the Goldfish family specifically bred to enhance certain colors or body characteristics, such as the tail or head shape.
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Japanese Koi
Japanese Koi are bred from the finest bloodlines of show champions. The High-Quality rating is the result of breeders evaluating physical size, physical characteristics, patterns, colors, and overall behavior/presence.
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Koi
Dating back over two millennia, the koi species and their relatives, the carp, have a history shrouded in speculation. Some of the oldest Asian and other Far Eastern paintings, carvings, and other artwork depict this colorful fish.
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Lotus
More than 150 species of lotus exist, but few are commonly available. These include dwarf lotus (Chawan Basu), wild lotus (Nelumbo Lutea) and Chinese lotus (Momo Botan).
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Mosquito Fish
When ponders think fish, most likely they're thinking koi. But did you know there's a member of the guppy family that makes an ideal pest controller for all-season ponds?
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Oranda
The Oranda is one of several varieties of what is commonly known as the Fancy Goldfish, which originally came from parts of Asia, Japan, and China but now enjoys worldwide distribution due to controlled breeding programs.
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Red Lobster
Common Red Lobster plays a very important role in creating a balanced ecosystem. They are extremely efficient scavengers that will also bring interesting behavior and variety to your freshwater aquarium or pond.
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Shubunkin
The Shubunkin, a type of single-tailed goldfish, is originally from China and over the years has been distributed worldwide. The Shubunkin differs from the wild carp in that it lacks the barbells on the mouth area.
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Sioux Lily
With their colorful floating blooms and ease of care, water lilies make a beautiful addition to any sized pond and are a favorite among pond owners.
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