Pearlscale fish
Description:
The characteristic feature of the pearlscale is its thick, rounded scales with pearl-like look. Its body is spherical and the same as a ball. The finnage is also long or short. Pearlscales will reach up to eight inches long and grow old as giant as oranges. However, pearlscale fancy Carassius auratus ar at risk of swimbladder disorders that have an effect on the power to take care of traditional position within the water. this is often attributed to the selective breeding method of fancy Carassius auratus to realize explicit body forms, like that of the pearlscale\'s. Selective breeding bit by bit resulted to the alteration of the looks of the swimbladder. it\'s conjointly referred to as the Ping stink Pearlscale.
The pearlscale normal is as follows:
Depth of body to be larger than 2/3 of linear unit
Scales to be rounded
Dorsal fin to be single, all different fins to be paired.
Caudal fin to be divided and forked and command on top of the horizontal.
Extremities of fins to own a rather rounded look.
Minimum length of body to be five.5 cm (2¼ inches).
The fish ought to be bright and alert and displaying well developed rounded scales everywhere the body space. The body ought to be short and rounded (not elongated). The tail fin ought to be command high while not signs of drooping and well divided. Quality fish can have high color intensity extending into the fins.- each good fish
