Surprisingly, most of their Shubunkin goldfish survived. ("It wasn't as bad as I thought it was going to be," Jennifer Cantu says.) ...

There are many types of fish, but not all are suitable for ornamental ponds. Outdoor ponds may suffer fluctuating temperatures because of seasonal climate changes. There may even be an increased risk ...

The business offers a full range of pond services and supplies including pumps, EPDM rubber liner, water maintenance products, plant, fish food and a variety of fish such as Koi, Shubunkin ...

The pond is 4 1/2 feet deep in the center. In addition to koi, the pond has shubunkins, goldfish and comets that swim among the water lilies.

An estimated 40 goldfish were stolen from a home pond on the central Queensland coast last week. The Shubunkin goldfish, three of which were described as large, were taken sometime between 11pm on ...

NEW YORK (AP) — An urban pond where goldfish used to swim beneath a leaky New York City fire hydrant has been replaced by a new makeshift aquarium, days after the city unceremoniously paved over ...

However, the goldfish remained alive after having its head bitten off. Footage shows the headless Shubunkin swimming in circle in the tank, whereas another orange fish hid below the plant.

Seven years ago, my husband and I bought a home in Santa Venetia and inherited a school of koi and shubunkin (Chinese goldfish) housed in a funky, blue Jacuzzi. I didn’t know anything about ...

Senior Constable Steve said the "unusual" theft of the shubunkins goldfish, that were taken from a fish pond on Shuttlewood Dr, was not something police would normally comment on.

A DAD spent ten months turning a Nissan Micra into a huge fish tank. Andy Tate’s motor now holds koi, goldfish, perch and shubunkin. He started the project last summer using donations of kit and ...

Thieves stole several thousand dollars' worth of exotic fish from a garden pond in Holyrood, RCMP said. The home was along the Conception Bay Highway, Cpl. Joe Sobol said.

There are over 100 varieties, but the Common Goldfish is most common - hence its catchy name - then Comets and Shubunkins. Not only do they look good, they'll survive our winters.