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Black Oranda is a hardy aquarium fish and easy to care for. The Black Oranda boasts an elegant beauty that is both stunning and subtle. These cold-water fish are a popular choice for both ponds and aquariums. With their flowing fins and distinct crowns, Oranda Goldfish add an air of peaceful beauty to any tank.
Depends on the size of Oranda, you could begin with a 30L aquarium for one small Oranda goldfish and change to 150L when it matures.
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The social and peaceful Oranda goldfish thrives in a community. These fish aren’t fast swimmers and can’t compete for food with fast-swimming types of goldfish. Avoid keeping Orandas with faster goldfish species like Shubunkins, common goldfish, and comet goldfish.
Great tank mates for oranda goldfish include:
Coburg Aquarium, specialised in different species of live fish.
The omnivorous Orandas accept dry flakes and pellets without any issues. High-protein snacks like brine shrimp, bloodworms, tubifex worms, and Daphnia are great, too.
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Filtration system is necessary for Orandas. Oranda Goldfish prefer highly oxygenated water. You can achieve this with your filtration system. Alternatively, you can install an air bladder.
Orandas are diggers. Use rounded gravel or fine sand to cover the bottom of the tank.
Orandas like to nibble on plant leaves and dig in the substrate, uprooting plants in the process. Artificial silk plants are a great alternative to live plants and plastic plants.
Decorate the oranda’s tank with smooth rocks or ornaments without sharp edges or protruding points. Artificial plants can work well. Additionally, you can also choose to use Aquarium Ornaments such as: Kazoo handmade fish decorations, caves, rocks, and maybe even driftwood will create a fun playground for them to swim around.