Calico or nacreous goldfish are goldfish of any breed that shows a mixture of transparent and metallic scales that produces a pearly like appearance. Calico coloration can occur in goldfish varieties such as the orandas, ryukins, fantails, telescope eyes, and others. The shubunkin goldfish sometimes are referred to as the calico goldfish.
where does calico oranda was derived by crossbreeding which two goldfishes?
Kristen – montana
September 11, 2009 - 06:23
I currently have a calico goldfish, and I've had her for over a year. the reason why i know its a girl cuz of the fact she is pretty chubby around the middle. I have a few questions to ask. I am considering getting another calico goldfish. but because she has been on her own for quite some time, how long do I need to keep them seperated in two different tanks before I put them together? And if they do happen to mate, and i put eggs in another aquarium, how long can I reunite the fish babies with the parents or do I ever?
asorvia – Russia
June 24, 2009 - 02:40
Are you sure this is an actual breed of goldfish or a common superficial classification of fish coloration?
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