Red Comet Goldfish representative product image; individual fish may vary

Red Comet Goldfish – 4–5cm

R 85.00
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Red Comet Goldfish representative product image; individual fish may vary

Red Comet Goldfish – 4–5cm

R 85.00
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SHIPPING & RETURNS

Orders are shipped throughout South Africa using trusted courier partners. Delivery timing and eligibility vary by product. Livestock orders use designated shipping days and are subject to live-arrival conditions; dry goods and equipment follow the standard returns policy.

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LIVESTOCK DOA

For livestock orders only: if livestock arrives deceased (DOA), submit the claim within 2 hours of delivery with clear photographs of the unopened bag, clear photographs of the livestock inside the bag, and your order number.

Approved DOA claims may receive a replacement or store credit at Glass & Gill’s discretion, subject to the policy terms. Non-livestock returns are handled under the standard returns policy.

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Red Comet Goldfish (Carassius auratus) are active, single-tailed goldfish suited to spacious, well-filtered coldwater aquariums and established outdoor ponds. Red to orange-red body colour, with a streamlined shape and forked single tail.

At a glance

  • Size supplied: 4–5 cm (approximate; individual fish vary)
  • Adult size: commonly 20–30 cm, sometimes larger with excellent care
  • Lifespan: often 10–15+ years with appropriate husbandry
  • Temperament: generally peaceful, active and social
  • Water: cool, clean, well-oxygenated freshwater; avoid sustained tropical temperatures
  • Diet: quality goldfish pellets, supplemented with suitable vegetable matter
  • Suitable companions: similarly sized, peaceful single-tailed goldfish; avoid small fish that may be eaten and delicate fancy goldfish that may be outcompeted

Space and long-term care

These are not small-bowl fish. Comets grow quickly and produce substantial waste. Plan for a large mature aquarium or pond with powerful biological filtration, regular partial water changes, and generous open swimming space. They are best kept with compatible goldfish rather than tropical community fish.

About your fish

Photographs are representative, AI-enhanced illustrations of the variety based on our livestock photos. The fish delivered will vary in colour, pattern, fin shape and size within the stated range. Livestock is assessed before dispatch; shipping remains subject to suitable conditions.

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