. Races de poissons rouges et autres poissons d'aquarium, de leurs soins et de propagation ; un guide pour les aquariums marins et d'eau douce, leur faune, flore et la gestion. Les aquariums ; poissons rouges. Le lettré chinois RACES GOLDFISH GOLDFISH Carassius auratus, télescope var. chinensis scriptus. Fig. 27 Un autre cas du patient labeur des Chinois dans les caractéristiques souhaitées dans le poisson rouge est évidente dans les lettres télescope, un poisson très rare, mais comme deux spécimens, les femmes, sont venus à la connaissance de l'auteur, qu'ils appartiennent à Philadelphie. Pas d'autorité récente décrit ce poisson, le foll

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. Goldfish breeds and other aquarium fishes, their care and propagation; a guide to freshwater and marine aquaria, their fauna, flora and management. Aquariums; Goldfish. GOLDFISH BREEDS THE CHINESE LETTERED TELESCOPE GOLDFISH Carassius auratus, var. chinensis scriptus. Fig. 27 Another instance of the patient labors of the Chinese in developing desired characteristics in the goldfish is evident in the Lettered Telescope, a very rare fish, as but two specimens, both females, have come to the knowledge of the author, both owned in Philadelphia. No recent author- ity describes this fish, the following is a description of the two mentioned specimens. The form and eye development is similar to that of the Tiger Tele- scope, though the body is rather more rounded and not so triangular in section. The eyes are distinctly tubular and directed forward at each side of the snout with a slightly upward trend, and the cornea is also directed forward and slightly upward. The head and snout are very short, the. FIG. 27—Chinese Lettered Telescope Goldfish Carassius auraius, var. chinensis scriptus. Two-thirds life size body thick and quite as broad as high, with the fins and double tail fairly well developed, and the pectorals and ventrals extend almost straight out at the sides of the fish. Theanal fin is double, as is also the tail, which is dis- tinctly spread and divided to the base. The anal fins are used like the ventrals in swimming. The chief peculiarity of this fish consists of the colors and markings. The transparently scaled body is dark olive-green on the back, citron- yellow on the sides, and yellowish-white under the abdomen ; covered with brown markings which have the appearance of Chinese characters written in sepia. 59. 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.. Wolf, Herman Theodore, 185

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