. Les variétés de poissons rouges et les poissons d'aquarium tropicaux ; un guide complet pour aquariums et des sujets connexes. Les aquariums ; poissons rouges. 34 LE POISSON ROUGE LE POISSON ROUGE CHINOIS TÉLESCOPE sans écailles comme avant a déclaré, "d'écailles" est en quelque sorte une erreur, le poisson ne soit transparente à l'échelle, faire la balance difficile à détecter. Nous utilisons le mot "d'écailles" accepté dans son sens populaire. Poissons de cette division générale sont répartis en deux classes de couleur -à écailles et Calico. La plaine d'écailles est rouge, blanc ou une combinaison des deux. Poissons sans écailles en rouge est très différent de th

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. Goldfish varieties and tropical aquarium fishes; a complete guide to aquaria and related subjects. Aquariums; Goldfish. 34 THE GOLDFISH THE CHINESE SCALELESS TELESCOPE GOLDFISH As before stated, "scaleless" is somewhat of a misnomer, the fish being transparently scaled, making the scales difficult to detect. We use the word "scaleless" in its accepted popular sense. Fishes of this general division are divided into two color classes —Plain Scaleless and Calico. The Plain Scaleless is red, white or a combination of the two. Red in scaleless fishes is quite different from that in scaled varieties, being more of an oxblood color, producing a highly refined appearance. In scaleless fishes the bodies do not have a metallic lustre. The colors seem as though they had been laid on. Fig. 22. Chinese Scaleless Telescope (Dorsal vieiv) by the delicate hand of a water-color artist. These fishes have white fins, sometimes dotted with black. During the first few months the roots of the tails are usually dark, but this gradually disappears. The Calico Telescope is the consideration of first importance, not only in this group, but among all fancy goldfishes in America. Its name is suggestive of its coloring, but the colors are by no means in geometrical arrangement, as they are in the fabric. Red, yellow, brown, gray, black, blue and lavender are laid in fantastic blotches and spots over the body, usually on a lighter background. Many small dots of black are sprinkled over the body and fins. In extra fine speci- mens red dots will also appear in the fins. The color chiefly sought is blue, and the more blue the more valued the fish. Probably every. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Innes, William T. (William Thornton), 1874-1969. Philadelphia, Innes

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