It is similar to the common goldfish, except slightly smaller and slimmer, and is mainly distinguished by its long deeply forked tail. Next Day Koi is proud to be the only retailer in the United States to offer the Blackout Comet for sale! As always we remain committed to finding and keeping the highest-quality goldfish and koi fish available for our pond and tank enthusiasts to enjoy. Gold fish for sale 5-8 cm comets 8 each or 3 for 20 Orange Res and white Shubunkin 10-12 cm comets 15 or 4 for 50 Orange Red and white Shubunkin Fish food is available 12 bag ( 500g) To see the fish please make appointment before SaturdayPICK UP SUNDAY ONLY Thanks. The comet or comet-tailed goldfish is the most common variety of fancy goldfish in the United States. Click here for our weekly newsletter and sales notifications. Click here to receive our weekly newsletter and sales notifications. Home Koi Info Goldfish Info Koi Health Fish Food Info Ways To Buy About Us.
Thanks to the selective breeding, it will remain black for the duration of its life. Information about the Sarasa Comet Goldfish Bred at Blackwater Creek Koi Farms. That’s because ordinarily the black coloration is not permanent, and is usually as a result of “ammonia burn” that happens in transit. Some pond or tank keepers might be excited to find they have a black-colored comet, but then become disappointed to watch it fade and eventually turn red or gold.
You might come across a black comet from time to time, but it isn’t a Blackout Comet. The hypothesis is that the selective cross-breeding program involved Black Moor and Comet goldfish. It is a new type of goldfish and as such, the breeder remains tight lipped about the genesis of this particular goldfish. We do know however, that it is an Israeli breed, coming out of the oldest breeding farm in Israel, Hazorea Aquatics. Not much is known about this type of goldfish. Probably because there’s not a lot that has been posted about it. You might not find too much about a Blackout Comet from a Google search.
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