The Akinishiki does not have a dorsal fin like the Ranchu strain, and the rest of the goldfish inherits the characteristics of the Dutch Shishigashira. In this article, we would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Akishiki and how to keep it. The Akishiki has no dorsal fin like the Ranchu strain, and the rest of the body is made up of the orang [...].
The Osaka Ranchu is one of the oldest classified goldfish in the Ranchu lineage, having its roots in the Maruko (Maruko) as well as the Ranchu and Nankin varieties. In this article, we would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Osaka Ranchu and how to keep it. What is the Osaka Ranchu? The Osaka Ranchu is a goldfish that is a member of the Ranchu and [...]...
The aquilepus is a goldfish that has a dorsal finless feature found in the Ranchu lineage, and has a blister-like pouch on the lower part of the eye (around the cheek), which causes the black eye, which is usually attached horizontally, to point upward. In this article, I would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the aquarium eye and how to keep it. What is a "bubble eye"?
The apex eye is a goldfish with a dorsal finless feature found in the Ranchu lineage and its eyes protruding like those of the Demekkin, but the apex eye has black eyes that point upward (at the apex). In this article, I would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Apex Eye and how to keep it. What is the apex eye? The apex eye is a dorsal [...] found in the Ranchu lineage.
Sakura Nishiki is not so different from Ranchu in body shape, etc., but the major difference between Sakura Nishiki and Ranchu is its red and white chintz scales, which also have the characteristics of mosaic transparent scales. In this article, we would like to explain in detail the characteristics of Sakura Nishiki and how to keep it. What is Sakura Nishiki? Sakura Nishiki is not so different from Ranchu in body shape, etc. [...].
The Edo Nishiki is a goldfish characterized by its lack of a dorsal fin like the Ranchu and its rounded belly, but without the mass of flesh on its head. In this article, I would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Edo Nishiki and how to keep it. What is the Edo Nishiki? The Edo Nishiki is a fixed breed created by crossing the Ranchu with the Azuma Nishiki. It has no dorsal fin, which is [...].
The Nanjing is a goldfish characterized by a rounded belly without a dorsal fin like the Ranchu, but without a head mass. In this article, I would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Nanjing and how to keep it. What is the Nanjing? The Nanjing is a goldfish that, like the Ranchu, has no dorsal fin and a round belly, but has no fleshy mass on its head [...].
The Ranchu is a goldfish with a well-developed fleshy head like the Dutch lionhead, but unlike other goldfish, it is unique in that it has no dorsal fin. In this article, we would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Ranchu and how to keep it. What is the Ranchu? The Ranchu has a head like the Dutch lion's head, [...].
The pearl scale with well-developed fleshy mass of the high-headed pearl has the fleshy mass seen in Dutch-type goldfish on its head and the scales on its body have beautiful pearly scales. In this article, I would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Takagashira Pearl and how to keep it. What is a High-headed Pearl? A High-headed Pearl is a goldfish with well-developed fleshy [...].
The Ping Pong Pearl is a goldfish that looks rounded like a ping pong ball used in table tennis. Its body shape makes it popular among women and children, and it is one of the most popular goldfish breeds. In this article, I would like to explain in detail the characteristics of the Ping Pong Pearl and how to keep it. What is the Ping Pong Pearl? The Ping Pong Pearl is a [...].