The jikin (地金), also known as the peacock tail goldfish, is a breed of wakin -like goldfish developed in Japan. [1] Jikin have a similar body shape as a wakin or a ryukin, but with a compressed, wide-angled tail that looks like the letter X when viewed from behind.

2024年8月9日 · The Jikin is unique thanks to their coloring and x-shaped tail, and they’re treasured in Japan. Sadly, they aren’t popular in the United States because it’s incredibly difficult to find them, and few breeders are breeding them.

2022年5月13日 · The Jikin goldfish is one of the rarest Fancy goldfish varieties. Jikins are also known as Sea Wolf, Peacock and Rokurin goldfish. These gorgeous fish have a unique four-lobed tail that’s associated with the Shachihoko dolphin statue in the Nagoya castle.

2025年1月7日 · The Jikin Goldfish, or Butterfly-Tail Goldfish, is a beautiful fish that can easily add elegance and whimsy to an aquarium. Although they’re rarer than other goldfish, they’re relatively easy to care for and have mild temperaments that allow them to be good community fish. Jikin Goldfish are quite rare and aren’t found in everyday pet stores.

We are the first large scale goldfish farm in North America to only breed premium grade fancy and rare goldfish such as Tosakins, Jikins and Izumo Nankins. The quality of our goldfish rivals and exceeds what one can find in China and Japan.

2020年12月28日 · The Jikin or Peacock goldfish is a rare Japanese variety of fancy goldfish that has a very specific coloration. These fish have long bodies that are similar to the Common goldfish and gorgeous widespread tails that show their best when viewed from above.

Explore the captivating world of aquatic pets with a focus on the Jikin goldfish, a rare breed known for its vivid colors and distinctive features. This cherished aquarium resident dazzles with its elegant fins and shimmering metallic scales, enchanting every enthusiast.

The Jikin has the same body shape as the Ryukin. Its characteristics include its peacock tail that looks like an ‘X’ when viewed from behind, and another unique feature is its ‘Rokurin’ (six scales) body color.

JIKIN. The jikin, also known as the peacock-tail, has a divided tail which is splayed outwards. It is one of the most difficult varieties to breed to the standard. This fish was developed in Japan from the wakin.

The Jikin is one of the most beautiful varieties of goldfish. Its extreme beauty sets it apart from other fish. It has a slightly shorter body than Common Goldfish and a divided tail which is scattered outwards.