The Ranchu goldfish is a popular variety known for its distinct appearance and charming demeanor. Red and white Ranchu goldfish, also known as "Tanchō Ranchu" or "Tanchō Ryukin," are prized for their striking coloration and unique body shape.
 
Appearance: Red and white Ranchu goldfish typically have a rounded body shape with a high back and no dorsal fin. Their fins are short and rounded, and they have a double tail fin that resembles a butterfly's wings. The body coloration is usually a combination of bright red and white, with variations in pattern and intensity depending on individual specimens.
Coloration: The red and white coloration of these Ranchu goldfish is often vibrant and intense. The red coloration can range from deep crimson to bright orange-red, while the white areas may be pure white or have a pearl-like iridescence.
Characteristics: Ranchu goldfish are known for their friendly and docile temperament, making them popular choices for both beginner and experienced fishkeepers. They are relatively hardy and can adapt well to various aquarium conditions.
Care: Proper care is essential for red and white Ranchu goldfish to thrive. They require a spacious tank with plenty of swimming space and good water quality. It's important to maintain stable water parameters and provide a balanced diet consisting of high-quality goldfish pellets, vegetables, and occasional treats like bloodworms or brine shrimp.
Tankmates: Red and white Ranchu goldfish are peaceful by nature and can coexist with other similarly sized, non-aggressive fish species. However, it's best to avoid keeping them with fin-nipping or aggressive tankmates, as their delicate fins may be easily damaged.
 
*Due to natural variations, the product may differ  in appearance from the picture provided.*