Lionchu
Description:
The Western criteria for lionchus mix the normal characteristic side-view profiles of the ranchu and therefore the lionhead. The ranchu\'s deep body, broad and arcuate back, and tail placement has been unified with the massive headgrowth of the lionhead. Lionchus don\'t have dorsal fins.
Origins and evolution:
Although initially, the lionchus were thought-about simply as mongrels, being hybrids of the lionheads and ranchus, the lionhead even have associate antecedent from Japan within the 1800s; it\'s then referred to as the shishigashira ranchu or cyprinid with tiny amounts of headgrowth and a few having tiny knobs and bumps on the rear (a suggestion that the absence of the fin had not nonetheless been stable at the time).But the contemporary lionchu is taken into account to own originated from Asian country,and was popularized by a gaggle of cyprinid hobbyists in Singapore through RafflesGold.com, associate internet-based cyprinid forum website. The lionchu was formally recognized as a singular category of fancy cyprinid throughout the \"My Fancy cyprinid
