Where to buy quality Goldfishes in SG?

[yanmin]

Is up to what u choose.

[patclay]

Originally Posted by yanmin

Is up to what u choose.

Been to Sumo but left the mid size ones. Small ones need to wait for next batch. Of course small ones price would be cheaper

[Whoami]

I wud suggest if size is your priority then pick a young fish of decent size as growth development is more or less assured. But if u are not bothered how big size it can develop, then small fish will be a better conduderation bcos of cost

[sbtanpatrick]

Originally Posted by patclay

What's the starting price of the ranchus at sumo?

Depends on what type of quality u looking at....from 3 blue notes to 8 blue notes per piece.....

[patclay]

Originally Posted by sbtanpatrick

Depends on what type of quality u looking at....from 3 blue notes to 8 blue notes per piece.....

For mid size and above is correct. But sometimes less than 4 red notes can get.

[Ronald]

Originally Posted by patclay

For mid size and above is correct. But sometimes less than 4 red notes can get.

Less than 4 red notes to get quality goldfish from farm no way.
Only chance maybe hobbyists give up but unlikely they will stoop to selling so low as well.
Bro sbtanpatrick is more correct.....

[anhtan]

Agreed. Yun Feng at Pasir Ris industrial park, got sell a lot of hugh goldfishes & small one as well..As for pricing, I don't know.. sorry.

[yanmin]

As u want to have better grade fish look for sumo
ivan . His a friendly guy, know him for some time
the gf i brought from him never disappoint me.

[jwhtan]

There are so many different types of " goldfish " but if u r interested in ranchus, those top view ones, then I'll encourage u to participate in the ranchu workshop which has a sticky thread in this section.

It is a lot more enjoyable and u dun get sold on something that may ultimately not be what u want.

[Jabby]

Originally Posted by jwhtan

There are so many different types of " goldfish " but if u r interested in ranchus, those top view ones, then I'll encourage u to participate in the ranchu workshop which has a sticky thread in this section.

It is a lot more enjoyable and u dun get sold on something that may ultimately not be what u want.

Great advice, attending fish related workshops before I can swear by that once the workshop is done, you walk out of it a "changed" man at least with a set of great knowledge to fall back on in your hobby.