. 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. Les races de poissons rouges qui sont de couleur blanche sur le dessous du corps, entre les nageoires, sont plus susceptibles de conserver leur couleur noire que celles qui sont jaunes dans cette région. Aucun poisson n'est plus beau dans l'aquarium que l'amende Moor, comme le beauti- ful forme et non seulement la couleur contraste avec les autres poissons, mais ont tendance à apporter leurs couleurs brillantes plus importante en préavis. Les Chinois PIEBALD OU UNE Caraisius GOLDFISH TÉLESCOPE TIGRE

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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 which are white on the under side of the body, between the fins, are more likely to retain their black color than those which are yellow in this region. No fish is handsomer in the aquarium than a fine Moor, as the beauti- ful form and color not only contrast with the other fishes, but tend to bring their brilliant colors more prominently into notice. THE CHINESE PIEBALD OR TIGER TELESCOPE GOLDFISH Caraisius auratus, var. chinensis tigrinis Figs. 25 and 26 This fish has a most curious appearance both in form and markings. The tubular eyes are developed to a remarkable degree, often extending. FIG. 25—Chinese Tiger Telescope Goldfish Carassius auratuSf var. chinensis tigrinus Lateral view Two-thirds life size beyond the snout, directed sidewise and projecting }4 to S/^ inches from the orbits. In transverse section the fish would appear almost triangular, with the flattened abdomen as the base. The body is short, thick and malformed, scant of fins and tail, and the curious markings, from which the fish de- rives its name, are the pink and blue tones of the flesh under the transparent scales, as the prevailing color, overlaid with streaks and patches of black, dark brown, red and dusky grey on the back, sides and fins, with a lemon-yellow abdomen. But two good specimens of this breed have been seen by the author; European authorities depict them as characteristically marked with narrow bands of contrasting colors. FIG. 26—Chinese Tiger Telescope Goldfish Frontal view Two-thirds life size. 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, 1855-. Philadelphia, Innes & Sons

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