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- Origins and Habitat
- What Does Ranchu Goldfish Look like?
- Can They Live Alone?
- How Big Can They Grow? What Tank Size Is Right For them?
- Are They Aggressive?
- How Much Do They Cost?
- Tank Requirement
- Final Words
The story of Ranchu Goldfish (Carassius auratus) begins in ancient Japan, unlike other fancy goldfish that began in ancient China. They were developed from Chinese Lionhead Goldfish by skilled Japanese breeders. Today, modern day Ranchu Goldfish can be found almost anywhere in the world, not just in China or Japan. Ranchu’s aren’t wild fish, so we ...
It’s quite easy to identify Ranchu Goldfish as they have a rather unusual head growth, an egg-shaped body with a deeper belly, and a horizontally spreading caudal (tail) fin. Looking from the top view, they look a lot like moving worms when swimming. That’s where the name “Ranchu” comes from (which literally means “dutch worm” in Japanense). Anothe...
The Ranchu, like any other goldfish, can live a long life in solitude. This breed of fish doesn’t mind living alone as long as they get enough food and decent water quality. However, they are social animals, and they can benefit from social interaction. Ranchus love playing around with other fish as they enjoy companionship. They love being social ...
Fancy fish like the Ranchu Goldfish are developed to impress you with their shapes, not their sizes. With that being said, the average length of adult Ranchus is around 5”. However, under the right water conditions, they can grow even larger, up to 8 inches! Learning the size is important because it determines what the tank sizethat houses them sho...
The Ranchu Goldfish is anything but aggressive. They have an incredibly peaceful temperament, and they are rather friendly and cheerful. Their unique structure prevents them from being violent, anyway. For instance, they can’t swim all that fast and tire out pretty easily. They can’t see clearly with their eyes, often due to the growth in their hea...
The price may also vary depending on factors like the size, source, age, etc. In general, you should be able to get your hands on one of them for 5 to 25 dollars from any local pet store or local breeders. However Japan’s “King of Goldfish” has garnered a lot of popularity over the decades with its fancy appearance. Ranchus are prized by many aquar...
If you’re a goldfish enthusiast, chances are you’ve already got a fancy goldfish aquarium. It might just be the perfect one for the king of goldfish from Japan! A Ranchu will flourish in a tank with slow-moving clean water, with suitable temperatures(65° – 72°). The recommended aquarium size for a single Ranchu is 20 to 30 gallons. The pH range mus...
Ranchu goldfish stand out easily from other fish aided by their unique body. The wen on their head, combined with their round body, and arched backs make them look special. You will be impressed at how lovely they appear when swimming, thanks to the horizontally spreading double tail. If you take good care of these fish, your aquarium will be right...
The Ranchu (蘭鋳, 蘭虫, 卵虫, ranchū, "Dutch worm") (also Maruko) is a hooded variety of goldfish native to Japan. It is referred to as the "king of goldfish" by the Japanese . [3] Maruko more commonly refers to the egg-fish goldfish .
Dec 5, 2022 · The average Ranchu goldfish lifespan is between eight and 15 years. Like all fish you keep in captivity, a Ranchu’s lifespan is not guaranteed. Many factors come into play, and the quality of care you provide makes a big difference.
