There are various types of goldfish and which can be distinguished by their different head shape, colors and looks. Some goldfish have eyes that are bulged up or face upwards. The position of the fins on the fish is another factor that is used to identify the type of fish. The tail can also be used to classify fish; there are some fish that have double tails, others split tails while some have only one tail.
Fantail goldfish have exceptional unique tails. Making a distinction of the different types of goldfish is important since, the fish responds to diverse factors such as water temperature and breeding methods.
There are four different goldfish groups that ought to be considered when identifying the classification categories.
Single tail goldfish: These have quite slender bodies and come in various colors from orange to variegated. Examples of this kind of goldfish are Commons, Bristol or London Shubunkis as well as Comets.
Double Tail goldfish have bodies that are slender, although coming in different colors such as white, white with a mixture of orange, orange, white though red lipped, as well as gill covers and fins.
Dorsal fin double tail goldfish consist of egg shape bodies that have long fins and billowy. The colors of the fish are diverse and these fish include Pearlscales, Demekins, Telescopes, Orandas, Veiltails, Pompoms, Ryukin and Moors.
Goldfish that are double shaped but lack dorsal fins are similar to those having dorsal fins because they come in various colors, their bodies are egg shaped inclusive of fins that are long and billowy. Fish in this category include Eggfish, Bubble Eye, Celestial and Lionhead.
Comet Goldfish are capable of thriving in conditions of extreme cold and are available in diverse colors especially orange, red as well as yellow with black spots. The tail fin is the main thing that differentiates it from other types of goldfish. The tail fin has two lobes that are positioned above each other. Comet goldfish are hardy and do well in garden ponds. They need large space because they are fast swimmers. They socialize well; thus should be kept with other fish.
Lastly, the Oranda goldfish is an attractive fish variety that is well recognized by the skin growth that surrounds its head taking the shape of a hood or cap. The growth is also present at the sides of the fish's body. The popularity of the fish has increased mainly due to its appearance and its different colors. The Oranda goldfish is available in different colors such as white and red, red and black, calico, white and black, tricolor, bronze, calico, blue, silver, white, chocolate and black. This fish variety detests cold water and is susceptible to water temperature changes.
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