Ranchu

The Ranchu goldfish, often referred to as the "King of Goldfish," is a distinguished breed that captivates aquarists with its unique appearance and charming demeanor. A product of meticulous Japanese breeding, the Ranchu is renowned for its egg-shaped body, characteristic absence of a dorsal fin, and a hooded head that develops a distinctive wen or growth over the top. This breed showcases a wide range of vibrant colors, including reds, whites, and metallic hues, often with beautiful color patterns that enhance its visual appeal.

Ranchus are known for their graceful, leisurely swimming style due to their rounded body and short, fan-shaped double tail. These goldfish require a stable and spacious environment, typically in a well-maintained aquarium that allows them ample space to navigate their delicate fins. Known for their gentle temperament, Ranchus can be kept with other similarly sized and gentle goldfish breeds but do require some extra care due to their more sensitive physical structure.

This variety of goldfish thrives best with attentive care, regular water changes, and a balanced diet formulated for goldfish, which can enhance their color and overall health. As a living testament to the art of selective breeding, the Ranchu remains a treasured addition to goldfish enthusiasts worldwide, admired for its unique beauty and the serene presence it brings to an aquatic collection.

Colors: Red, Orange, White, Red & White, Black, Blue, Calico, Chocolate, Tri-Color