Lionchu Or Ranchu, Lionchu or Ranchu |
Lionchu Or Ranchu, Lionchu or Ranchu |
infocus |
Mon, 03 Jan 2005 11:53 pm
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Is this a lionchu or ranchu? Feel free to comment on the fish.
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The Matrix |
Thu, 06 Jan 2005 11:40 am
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The Matrix Member No.: 19 Group: Associate Posts: 2,916 Topics Started: 20 Joined: 25-Nov-03 Last seen online: Fri, 17 Sep 2010 5:22 pm User's local time: Sat, 11 Jan 2025 3:54 am Green Water: Yes Country: Singapore |
I guess many people make the same mistake of naming anything with an overly grown head and a curve back as a ranchu. Not wrong also.
Ranchu has already break up into various form and in fact, hobbyists start to break them into countries - Chinese, Thai, Japan and even UK. Just remember 1 thing, all classifications comes under the Chinese way. Lion-head refers to head of a Wen-yu. Eg, Oranda Tiger-head refers to head growth of a Dan-zhong. Eg, lionhead, ranchu High-head refers to hood growth of a Wen-Yu, Eg, crown pearl, red-cap oranda Flat-head refers to head of any varieties without muscle growth. Eg, Ryukin, Comet It's the confusion when translate to English and cause a lot of problems to many. Since Dan-Zhong already so confusing, better not touch the more complex Wen-Zhong. Dan-Zhong simply fish without dosal. Eg, Ranchu, Lionhead, Celestial, Bubble-eyes, Pompon, Dragon-eye Egg fish ... even dosal-less pearlscale also in Dan-Zhong category. The confusing part is Ranchu and Lionhead. Got to go back to history of some a thousands years ago. hahahaha ... who the hell give the name Ranchu. hahahaha. Go lunch then see what I can come out with ... or someone try to make a more detail description between the 2. |
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