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Oranda

Posted on 21 February 20214 April 2021 By Amgkblog

A good oranda, conforming to the standard, is very rare; the standard formerly called for a forked tail but has been revised to the square-edged tail of the moor and the veiltail. Far Eastern imports have a deeply-forked, thin-lobed tail and frequently have excellent hood development, self-coloured reds having good colour depth. Retaining good colouration…

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Nacreous Veiltail

Posted on 21 February 202113 March 2021 By Amgkblog

The veiltail is one of the hardest fancy goldfish to breed true to type, and it is very difficult to produce good quality specimens conforming to the standard in all respects. However, it is one of the most graceful and ornamental fish and is deservedly popular amongst breeders.The veiltail was probably first produced in America…

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Goldfish Varieties, Twin Tail Goldfish

Metallic Veiltail

Posted on 21 February 202113 March 2021 By Amgkblog

The veiltail is one of the hardest fancy goldfish to breed true to type, and it is very difficult to produce good quality specimens conforming to the standard in all respects. However, it is one of the most graceful and ornamental fish and is deservedly popular amongst breeders. The veiltail was probably first produced in…

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Goldfish Varieties, Twin Tail Goldfish

Nacreous Fantail

Posted on 21 February 202113 March 2021 By Amgkblog

Amongst the twintails, the fantail is relatively easy to breed. The finnage is important, and the tail must have the right kind of forking. Calico fish should have a blue background with patches of violet, red, orange, yellow and brown, spotted with black.(in a pleasing pattern similar on both sides).

Goldfish Varieties, Twin Tail Goldfish

Metallic Fantail

Posted on 21 February 202113 March 2021 By Amgkblog

Amongst the twintails, the fantail is relatively easy to breed. The finnage is important, and the tail must have the right kind of forking. Some years ago, there were two standards: one for a longer, thinner tail and one for a shorter, stumpier tail; these are now combined into the present, intermediate standard.Metallic colours should…

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Goldfish Varieties, Twin Tail Goldfish

London Shubunkin

Posted on 21 February 202113 March 2021 By Amgkblog

The calico version of the common goldfish is called the London Shubunkin and has the same body and fins, a blue background with patches of violet, red, orange, yellow and brown, spotted with black. Quality fish will have high colour intensity extending into the fins.

Goldfish Varieties, Single Tail Goldfish

Bristol Shubunkin

Posted on 21 February 202113 March 2021 By Amgkblog

The colour and overall body shape are the first characters to improve as a result of selective breeding, and the large tail is the hardest character to achieve. It is not necessarily the rule that good fish produce good young, which can be a puzzle, and improved characters, if not carefully maintained, will deteriorate –…

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Goldfish Varieties, Single Tail Goldfish

Common Goldfish

Posted on 13 February 202110 April 2021 By Amgkblog

  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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Goldfish Varieties, Single Tail Goldfish

Newsletters 2020

Posted on 24 January 202119 September 2026 By Amgkblog
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