Our fish
French and Hungarian carp
French and Hungarian carp
French and Hungarian carp are limitedly scaled carp but carp that can reach huge sizes.
Grass carp
The grass carp belongs to the family of carp species. It does not occur naturally in the Benelux, but has been released into various waters to eat aquatic plants.
So the grass carp is a real gardener and takes care of keeping the bottom and grass edges in our ponds.
Heavily scaled mirror carp
Heavily scaled mirror carp or full scaled carp already speaks for itself; a huge beautifully drawn mirror carp where each carp has a unique print....
Villedon carp
Villedon carp is the high-built mirror carp. Thick bellies and high backs characterise these beautiful carp.
Siberian smooth-bellied sturgeon
The Siberian smooth-bellied sturgeon also known as the Acipenser baerii.
The baerri sturgeon can reach a length of up to 200 cm.
Typical of this fish is its long pointed snout and the......
Albino catfish
The albino catfish is a picture in our pond. At 110cm long, it's a cannon in the water. And a joy to photograph. Will you be the one to get this fish on shore?
Marble Catfish
The European catfish, with lengths rising to 1.58 metres, are perhaps the biggest fish in our ponds, will you be the one who knows how to get these monsters out of the water?
Diamond Sturgeon
The diamond sturgeon, or Russian sturgeon, is best known by the name ´Donausteur`.
This is a large, bulky fish but very strong, these fish can reach a length of.....
Belouga
The European Huso or beluga (Huso huso) is a sturgeon that lives in the wild mainly in the Caspian Sea and the Black Sea.
The largest ever seen was 8.6 metres with a weight of 2,700 kilograms. This makes the Beluga the largest in the sturgeon family.
This sturgeon can be recognised by its large, blue-grey colour and a prominent, large mouth suitable for hunting fish. Beluga sturgeons can grow very old, up to 150 years.
Silver Carp
A carp species rarely found in open water in Western Europe. At Fish Fun Vrouwenpolder, these swim in large numbers. They are real algae eaters. This also makes them good workers for the maintenance of our ponds. It is a unique fish to catch, but very difficult to seduce and usually a fluke.