Thai Oranda – Calico or Kirin
TOP PREMIUM SELECT QUALITY Unsexed (can request) Male and Female
Selected from top premium hand-picked quality fish from award-winning farms in Thailand. These juveniles are bred to grow into show-grade Oranda fish. Grow your own to achieve high-quality results.
Round Body Medium Breed: Medium size, can grow up to 4.5″ in body length. Features a round and thick body with a high hump for balance.
Wen (head): Comes with red head, available in black or blue/gray. Features a big, chubby lion-like head with a large round cap.
Tail and fins: Well-developed tail and fins, maintaining natural symmetry and movement.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Breed | Oranda (Calico or Kirin) |
| Size | Medium, up to 4.5″ body length |
| Gender | Unsexed (can be requested as male or female) |
| Origin | Thailand, from award-winning farms |
| Age | Juvenile |
FAQ
What is the difference between Calico and Kirin Oranda?
Calico Oranda has a pattern of white, black, and red colors, while Kirin has a solid red head with black or blue/gray body and a distinct, large round cap. Both are premium varieties with similar body structure.
Can I request a specific gender for this fish?
Yes, the fish is unsexed and can be requested as male or female upon order.
How long does it take for these juvenile fish to reach show-grade size?
With proper care, these juveniles can grow to show-grade size in 12 to 18 months depending on water conditions and feeding.
Kevin Hudson –
Received the Calico Oranda juvenile in good condition. The red head and big cap are very striking. It has been growing well in my tank and looks healthy after two months. I plan to keep it for several years as a centerpiece.
Dylan Black –
The fish arrived quickly and looked vibrant. The body shape is round and thick as described. I’ve noticed it’s active and eating well. Still in early growth phase, but promising.
Austin Russell –
Ordered a Kirin Oranda and it’s already showing strong color development. The head is big and round, exactly as shown. Water quality is key, but with regular maintenance, it’s thriving.
Fiona Lawrence –
The fish arrived fine, but the tail movement is a bit slow. I’m still adjusting the tank setup. Will update after a few weeks. Overall, the description matches the appearance.