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Freshwater fish belonging to the carp family. It grows up to 50 cm/1.7 ft in length, and feeds on small aquatic animals. The species is generally greyish-black, but an ornamental variety is orange. It lives in rivers and lakes of Europe and northwestern Asia. (Species Leuciscus idus, family Cyprinidae.)



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5lb, while 14-year-old Arran Harris caught golden orfe to 3lb and tench to 4lb when he baited with worms on the Pleasure Lake.
The fish are specialist breeds and included an orange coloured orfe, two orange coloured 'rudders' and a metallic white and orange coloured koi carp with black spots.
After reading of their plight, staff at the centre for children with autism and their families began creating a pond for all 77 fish - 47 goldfish, 20 Japanese koi, four Israeli koi and six orfe.
 
 
 
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