Celestial Eye Goldfish
These exotic goldfish feature eyes that look right up at you, giving these guys quite a bit of character. A small school of celestial eye goldfish can be quite unnerving. We import celestial eyes from Canton, where the Chinese have been breeding odd variations for generations.
Quick Facts
| Scientific Name | Carassius auratus |
|---|---|
| Origin | China |
| Care Level | Moderate (needs a gentle setup) |
| Temperament | Peaceful |
| Adult Size | Up to 6″ |
| Lifespan | 10–15 years, often longer with good care |
| Diet | Omnivorous |
FAQ
What makes celestial eye goldfish unique?
Their eyes are positioned to look directly at the observer, creating a striking and somewhat eerie appearance that sets them apart from regular goldfish.
Are celestial eye goldfish aggressive?
No, they are peaceful and generally get along well with other fish in a properly sized aquarium.
Where are these fish bred?
They are imported from Canton, China, where traditional breeding practices have produced these distinctive eye variations for generations.
Ella Ross –
The celestial eye goldfish are absolutely fascinating. Their staring eyes make them stand out in the tank. I’ve kept a small group and they’re very calm and active without causing any stress to other fish. Great addition to any aquarium.
Adam Rutherford –
First time seeing these fish and they’re definitely unusual. The way their eyes face forward is quite mesmerizing. They seem healthy and active, and I appreciate the care taken in sourcing them from China.
Ella Henderson –
I bought a pair for my home aquarium and they’ve been thriving. The peaceful nature and unique appearance make them a conversation starter. Easy to care for with regular feeding and clean water.