Comprehensive Guide to Common Goldfish Varieties
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Part 1: Grass Goldfish
The grass goldfish is one of the most primitive varieties, resembling crucian carp in shape but boasting more vibrant colors. This type of goldfish can be further categorized into several subspecies, such as the Red and White Grass Goldfish, the Red LongTail Grass Goldfish, the Common Grass Goldfish, and the Red Head Dragonback.
Among the myriad of goldfish breeds, the grass goldfish is particularly wellsuited for beginners. They are forgiving when it comes to water quality and temperature, and they're not particularly picky about their food.
1.燕子尾 Grass Goldfish
This variety is renowned for its elegant body and a color palette that includes red, white, red and white, calico, and glasslike hues, making it a highly prized ornamental fish.
2. Golden Crucian Carp
Similar in shape to crucian carp, this goldfish has a short tail and is known for its resilience, often found in public parks and ponds.
Part 2: Wen Species Goldfish
The Wen species goldfish has a round belly, and with its prominent dorsal fin and flowing tail fins, it resembles the Chinese character for 'wen,' hence the name. This breed can be further divided into types like the Red and White Lion Head, the Red and White Pearl Ball, the Red Top White High Head, the Red Wen Fish, and the Red and White Wen Fish.
Common Wen Species Goldfish:
1. Crane's Beak Red
With its entire body silver except for the red nodule on its head, the Crane's Beak Red is a popular choice, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity.
2. Red High Head
Measuring 1015 cm in length, the Red High Head is entirely red, with a red nodule on its head. This breed is easy to care for, thriving on earthworms and granular feed.
3. Thai Lion
Developed through crossbreeding with the national lion species, the Thai Lion is a pricier variety, but its shape is ideal for sideview appreciation in aquariums.
Part 3: Long Species Goldfish
Long species goldfish share a similar appearance to Wen species but have more pronounced eyes. They are subdivided into seven types: Dragon Eye, Tiger Head Dragon Eye, Dragon Ball, Bulb Eye, Dragon Eye Flip Gills, Flag Crab Head, and Flag Sky Dragon, with over fifty different breeds.
Common Long Species Goldfish:
1. Butterfly Tail Dragon Eye
The Butterfly Tail Dragon Eye is a standout with its tail fins that fan out like a butterfly, making it a visually stunning representative of the Long species.
2. Black Dragon Eye
Also known as Black Peony, the Black Dragon Eye is a favorite for its allblack, lustrous appearance and grandeur.
3. Red Dragon Eye
The Red Dragon Eye is the most common and representative breed, with its entire body and fins a fiery red, and scales that shimmer beautifully. This breed requires a specific water temperature.
Part 4: Egg Species Goldfish
Egg species goldfish are characterized by their round, egglike bodies and arched backs, lacking a dorsal fin. They resemble duck eggs in appearance.
Egg species goldfish are typically divided into two main categories: longtailed and shorttailed, with further classifications into Egg Fish, Egg Ball, Egg Phoenix, Goose Head, Lion Head, Water Bubble, and Flip Gills.
Common Egg Species Goldfish:
1. Lanzhou
Recently gaining popularity, the Lanzhou is a beloved breed with its plump, endearing appearance and a wide array of colors.
2. Tiger Head
Once a favorite, the Tiger Head has seen a decline in popularity. It resembles the Lanzhou but has a shorter, stockier tail and a flatter back, making it less adorable in appearance.
3. Wuhan Cat Lion
Also known as Wuhan Cat Lion, this is a local specialty from Wuhan, a type of Tiger Head. Its strawberryshaped nodule on the head is striking and its color is translucent, with a strong adaptability to water temperature.
This revised text aims to provide a more engaging and informative read, enhancing the reader's understanding and appreciation of the different goldfish breeds.
