Posted on February 4, 2010.
Exotic Goldfish Types This article discusses 14 different types of exotic goldfish.
The first is the black Moor. These fish are double tail and eyes telescope.
Then the eye Bubble: they have bubble bags under each eye. The bubbles are gloves boxer "shaped eyes that are attached to the fish's head while the second shape is almost round eyes seem to look up or floating on the bubble. They can be of different colors. They are usually without a dorsal fin. Their body is shaped like a cigar. They have two fins in proportion to their body.
We Celeste: This fish has a red double tail without dorsal fin. They body is cigar-shaped. The eyes look upward.
As the comet: it is more like the common goldfish, but with more lean body and fins. They look more slender than the common goldfish.
Then the common: they are normally shaped fish. They can reach 12 inches and live 20 + years if cared for properly. They are often sold in pet shops as fish food. "They have short fins and are most often found in the" orange "color. They may be red and white, green or brownish green .
Next is the Fantail: they are generally shorter with two fish tails and more rounded body. If they have long fins, they are appointed veil tails. They are a well-loved double-tail in many pet stores. They have a head which is more pointed and have no head growth. Their fins are more proportionate to their body size.
Without forgetting the Lionhead: another fish with two tails with no dorsal fin. It has a rectangular court. They may have a large head growth as they are.
Here we have the Oranda: a Lionhead with a dorsal fin and head growth. They are mostly white with a red cap (red cap oranda).
After the scale of Pearl: They have a larger form with a rounded middle and scales look as if a white bead is located under each of them. They are shaped like a ball. They have two tails and they are growing up, they are called Hamanishiki.
Next pompons-small growths called pompons grow near their nose and size of a pea. These fish are a variety of colors. These fish are back at least a body Lionhead head and no growth.
The Ranchu: these fish have no dorsal fin but have head growth. They are not long and thin, but more circular shape. The curve of the back is more sensitive than the Lionhead.
And Ryukin: these guys are small round body and a back. They have two tails. They store fat in their humps and head growth. Some seniors will grow Ryukin head.
Following the Shubunkin: These fish are more effective in the long and best known for their body and white spots of color in shades of yellow, orange, blue and black. They are colored and have either calico comet forms or shapes similar to the common Goldfish.
Finally, the telescope eyes: these fish come in a variety of forms, but they have big eyes out like a telescope. They are double tail and a round short. These fish seem notorious for changing colors from black to orange.
