35–40 babies, dark brown/black, ¼–1.5″. Pond has goldfish, koi, rudd, tench, carp.
Spawn readily, frequently, in varied conditions. Others need specific triggers.
Most will be eaten. Survivors: cull if overcrowded. Enjoy the biodiversity!
Goldfish Flashing and Bottom-Bashing After New Fish Added: Quarantine Failure
Goldfish Huddling at Bottom for a Week: Predator Pressure & Cold Water Effects
Koi and Goldfish Jumping Out of Pond: Causes and Fixes
When Can Shubunkin Fry Safely Join Adult Fish in the Pond?
Rescuing an Overcrowded 75-Gallon Pond: Ammonia, Oxygen, and Stocking Limits
Lowering Dangerously High pH in a Limestone Waterfall Pond: Sulfuric vs Muriatic Acid
Huge Goldfish: Pregnant or Dropsy?
Ghost Koi & Goldfish Compatibility: Behavior, Stocking & Predator Awareness
Goldfish Egg Hatching: Safety, Plants, Males & Population Control
Goldfish Dropsy in a 10-Gallon Tank: Treatment & Tank Size Reality
Goldfish Hiding in Fountain Flow: Oxygen, Safety, or Preference?
Ulcers on Goldfish and Koi: Aeromonas Infection and Treatment
Privacy Without Walls: Creating Hideouts in a Fishbowl Garden
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