Tench are bottom-dwellers, olive-green, tiny scales, no red fins. They don't feed at the surface like your fish.
Search "rudd fish red fins" — the photos will match. Rudd are common in UK/Europe, rare in US. They're a beautiful, lively addition.
Enjoy your rudd! They're a sign of a healthy, diverse pond.
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