Toledo Goldfish Rosie Red Minnows - Versatile Live Fish Perfect for Aquariums or as Feeder Fish for Ponds - Small, 150 Count

Amazing. I ordered 100 1-2” Rosies and received them within 3 days in a rural part of Colorado. Set the bag in my chilly pond in early May for 20 minutes and released them. Not one perished and they’re all healthy and having a blast. Excellent service and quality, will be using Toledo Goldfish in the future.

Shipped overnight to Texas, all fish alive! Highly recommended!

Gotta give the company 5 stars. And here’s why.1- shortly after order, I was contacted in app by a representative informing me of when my fish were to be shipped & when to expect them2- received my order in 24hrs3- only lost 2 fish, they got caught up in the bag creases during shipping4- zero floaters 24 hrs after pouring them into my pond5- the little fish are just cool as hell & really stand out in the water column! They definitely add that extra bit of “Zen” to the water garden & pond. 😎Just placed and received a second order. Just as perfect as the first time. 748 arrived alive, 2 got the smush during packing & shipping.So long as they make the winter here, next year should be a blast to watch & enjoy.Thnx again T-Fish!!!

I had a really good review for the guppies that came from this farm not long ago; I bought 100 rosy red large size this time though, five were dead when I received them and I may have 80 left a few days later. They keep dying a few here and there. I do have a little elevated nitrite level now that I’ve stocked fish in my aquaponics fish tank. I do not think the fish farm can do much after the fish get in the customers hands. I may be killing them with my nitrite spike. I’m gonna say that they try, and a lot is up circumstances. I wormed them the day after I received them and I treated them for disease today in case any of them were sick. Hopefully they’ll stop dying here and there. One issue I had was they wouldn’t eat, like whatever I fed them they didn’t eat. I bought commercial minnow food off of Amazon and they like that, but that was after day three, and I was worried that them not eating was hurting them, and it probably was.

I would NOT RECOMMEND this purchase. I was initially impressed with overnight live delivery, all fish arrived in bright orange color, all alive. HOWEVER, within 24 hrs I was scooping out 25+ dead minnows from my 40 gallon tank, with no apparent cause of death, except red blood spots on the bodies. I did an immediate water change, and within a few hours and for the next 24 hrs I was again scooping out anywhere from 6 - 12 dead fish - again - no apparent cause except the red blood spots on the bodies, and I've been cleaning dead fish out of my aquarium no less than 2xs a day ever since. My research as to what could be happening says disease is the most likely culprit. Now - a bit of history for me: I have a 55g community tank - all fish are 2.5 yrs old, with 2nd & 3rd generation platys. I have never experience mass die off. I also have a 40g Axolotly tank with 4 Axolotls age 6-18 months old. And I have a 150 g. pond with 19 - 3rd generation goldfish that are 2.5 yrs old (parents were eaten by racoon invasion). So it's not like I don't know what I'm doing. I'm not an expert, but I'm not a beginner either.Today is day 5 since these fish were delivered, and I wake up to a cloudy tank with about 25+ dead fish. Yesterday I cleared 6 dead fish upon waking, a water change, and scooped 6-8 dead fish every 4-5 hours.I have contacted the seller, no response, and I am at a loss. These are pretty little fish, altho I did buy them to feed to Axolotls - but I cannot feed them because clearly there is a disease of some sort and so now I feel I bought 100+ fish just to watch them die and spend my time scooping dead fish and doing water changes. As far as I'm concerned this is a COMPLETE WASTE OF $$ and will never purchase these again. Furthermore, the return policy states that I will have to pay a 50% restocking fee to return. I want a total refund but I'm not sure how that works since I didn't save any of the dead fish. So I get burned all the way around. I will update this review upon seller response.8/16/21 UPDATE: I never got a response from the seller about my issues with these fish. I attempted to use Tetra Lifeguard to cure the fungus rapidly overcoming these little fish, and it only seemed to exasperate the issues!! I took all the fish out of the tank, put them in a whole new bare naked tank with a salt bath recipe and they all survived for 24 hrs and I thought BINGO! But between 36 & 48 hrs they were all dying off again. I literally watched on an hourly basis as they took a turn for the worst.I finally requested a return, but they all died before I could return. Never got to use them as intended (feeders) and for 10 days I scooped dead fish and performed water changes trying to save these little fish. A total waste of $$, time, and emotional investment in this situation. I am glad it's over as I am exhausted.As I've stated before, in my 40 yrs of aquatic hobby, I have never experienced such massive die off without cause or cure. I will never make this mistake again.

My order got delayed in transit and unfortunately the fish didn’t survive. I contacted the seller and they got back to me quickly and shipped out a replacement. I’m happy to say all the fish survived.

The media could not be loaded.  I live in Cincinnati and bought a set of 100 rosies on Monday after finding that the stores near us had no feeders at all in stock and received them today (Wednesday of the same week). Im very pleased with my purchase.They came wrapped in a double set of thick plastic closed with zip ties. There was an appropriate amount of air to water, and the box had an instruction sheet, a cooler pack wrapped in paper towel and a Styrofoam buffer.The video included shows the unboxing (excuse the mess, we've been moving our roommates out). We brought the box in and shot the clip immediately after they were delivered. Its been in the high 80s and the water was still cool to the touch.There were 4 dead fish in the group, three that seem to have gotten caught near the tie and ended up out of the water, and one that likely died of shipping stress or other natural causes. As sad as that was, there were PLENTY of fish in the bag to cover possible deaths, almost twice the ordered amount so I think that 4 deaths out of nearly 200 is pretty good odds.None of the fish have any visible illnesses and are swimming great in our quarantine tank (as can be seen in the picture)Im very satisfied with the purchase and may go on to order from them again whenever we need new feeder stock.

All arrived active even after a 8" snow storm. Very 😊