SARASA COMETS

The Sarasa Comet is a striking variety of goldfish known for its vibrant red-and-white coloration and graceful, elongated tail fin. It's a hardy and adaptable fish, making it a popular choice for outdoor ponds and large aquariums.

These fish are active, friendly, and peaceful, often thriving in community settings alongside koi and other goldfish varieties. They can grow up to 30 cm (about 12 inches) in length and have a lifespan ranging from 5 to 10 years, though they can live much longer with proper care.

Sarasa Comets require spacious environments, highly oxygenated water, and a well-maintained habitat to flourish. Their playful and energetic nature makes them a delightful addition to any pond or aquarium, adding both movement and beauty to the aquatic setting.

Caring for Sarasa Comets requires attention to their environment, diet, and overall health. Here are some key practices to ensure they thrive:

• Spacious Habitat: These fish need large ponds or aquariums with at least 180 gallons of water. A minimum tank size of 48 inches is recommended.
• Water Quality: Maintain highly oxygenated water with a temperature range of 36–90°F (2.2–32°C) and a pH level between 6.8 and 7.2.
• Diet: Provide a balanced omnivorous diet, including high-quality dried food, bloodworms, small insects, and plant-based foods like peas and lettuce.
• Tank Mates: They are peaceful fish and can coexist with koi and other goldfish varieties.
• Regular Maintenance: Keep the water clean and well-filtered to prevent disease and ensure a healthy environment.
• Lifespan & Growth: With proper care, they can live 10–20 years and grow up to 14 inches