The Association of Midland Goldfish Keepers
The society comprises dedicated goldfish keepers committed to the care and breeding of goldfish
A very large proportion of common goldfish breed true to type, which makes this fish good for beginners, but it is a difficult fish for showing because it is such a relatively simple fish (which makes it difficult to develop a strain that stands out above the ordinary); the intensity of the colour is…
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Comets need pointed tail lobes, as in an open pair of scissors, and the tail and its carriage are the most important features of the type. They are fast swimmers and do well in ponds.Comets were probably first produced in USA (or possibly in Europe). They are known as swallowtails in the Far East. The…
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The June 2020 publication of the Goldfish Standard. In this months publication: Remembering Brian Bates Lock Down Fish Keeping Judging Veiltails And much more, to read more click the link above, and once again thanks to June Pons for making this issue possible. The Goldfish Standard is a club newsletter produced on the collaborative platform…
