Koi pond (1 yr): 2 koi, 1 oranda, 1 black moor, 1 calico fantail, 2 shubunkin. Fish chasing oranda and shubunkin, pushing them out of water.
Classic goldfish spawning behavior. Males chase females, bump them to release eggs. Oranda and shubunkin are likely females. Fancy goldfish (oranda, moor, fantail) get battered worse than single-tails (shubunkin).
Spawning can kill females from exhaustion/injury. Fancy varieties most vulnerable.
Goldfish breeding guide: fishpondinfo.com/gfish3.htm.
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