Oranda Goldfish was first developed in 1590 when the Red cap Oranda goldfish first appeared and is

one of the few fancy Goldfish types that are equally appreciated by eastern and western goldfish keepers.

Tiger head goldfish are a much newer form of goldfish and was created 1893. Oranda goldfish seldom live up to

the standard and high quality Oranda goldfish are rare. A high quality Oranda goldfish should have a body

that as at least as wide as 66 percent of is body length, preferable wider. All the fins on an Oranda goldfish should

be paired except the dorsal fin and the tail fin should be split. High quality Orlanda goldfish doesn’t have forked

fins but fish with forked fins will still be seen as Oranda goldfish fish only of lower quality. Fain tailed goldfish

could earlier be counted as Oranda goldfish but can with today standards never be counted as such.

The Tail fin should be at least the same length as 75% of the body length. Oranda goldfish should also always

have a well developed hood on there head.