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Selection Standards for Ranchu and Oranda Lionhead | How to Assess Body Type, Head Lumps, and Color, and How to Choose Specimens for Fish Shows
A detailed explanation of selection standards for ranchu and oranda lionhead goldfish that are essential for breeders. This article covers head lump development patterns, ideal body proportions, evaluation of bilateral symmetry, judging criteria for fish shows, and a checklist for purchasing.
Oranda Lionhead Goldfish Care Guide | How to Develop Their Iconic Wen and Proper Management
A comprehensive guide to caring for the Oranda lionhead goldfish (Oranda shishigashira), a popular fancy goldfish breed. Learn how to develop the distinctive fleshy hood on their head (headgrowth/wen) through proper water temperature, high-protein diet, and selective breeding; water quality management using top filters; disease prevention strategies for white spot disease, swim bladder disorder, and gill disease; and evaluation criteria for goldfish shows.
Guide to Entering Oranda Lionhead Goldfish in Competitions | Judging Criteria and Finishing Techniques
Explanation of entering Oranda lionhead goldfish in competitions. Introduction of judging criteria, finishing breeding techniques, and condition management.
Dutch Lionhead Care Guide | How to Bring Out the Beauty of the Wen
Learn how to care for Dutch Lionheads. We introduce feed and water quality management to promote wen development, and precautions for keeping them with other fish.