What varieties of Chinese fighting fish are there? With 2019 latest price reference

There are many kinds of fish, which can be specifically divided into two major categories: food fish and ornamental fish. Among ornamental fish, the Chinese fighting fish is familiar to many people; it has a unique appearance and beautiful colors, and many people keep it. So do you know which variety of Chinese fighting fish is the most expensive? And how much does a Chinese fighting fish cost per fish at present? Let's learn about it together below.

I. What varieties of Chinese fighting fish are there

1. Red and blue fork-tailed fighting fish: mainly distributed widely in South China (including Hong Kong, China), Taiwan, China, and Vietnam. People generally call it the common fork-tailed fighting fish. Its tail is forked, very distinctive, and its body color is mainly red and blue.

2. Round-tailed fighting fish: mainly distributed in North China, that is, Shanghai and the provinces and regions north of the Yangtze River. Its tail is round, and it is also one of the very popular fighting fish.

3. Vietnamese black fork-tailed fighting fish: mainly distributed in Vietnam and the border of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, with a relatively black color.

4. Hong Kong, China black fork-tailed fighting fish: mainly distributed in Hong Kong, China, Fujian, Guangdong Province, and eastern Guangxi. It is not very different from the Vietnamese black fork-tailed fighting fish, mainly due to regional differences.

5. White fork-tailed fighting fish: also called "white rabbit", an albino expression of the common fork-tailed fighting fish. It is currently a relatively common variety in China.

6. Blue fork-tailed fighting fish: improved from wild fork-tailed fighting fish with prominent blue coloration. It is actually still the common fork-tailed fighting fish, just a blue form of it.

7. Red flame: improved by Germans, with a generally reddish body and no stripes. The breeding method is not yet known. Domestic hobbyists are already breeding it, and it should soon become widespread.

8. Blue flame: also improved by Germans, similar to red flame, except that the back appears blue like the blue fork-tailed fighting fish. As of 2012, it was relatively rare in China.

9. Matisse paradise fish: hybridized from fork-tailed fighting fish and round-tailed fighting fish.

10. Purple fork-tailed fighting fish: hybridized from fork-tailed fighting fish and black fork-tailed fighting fish.

II. How much does a Chinese fighting fish cost

There are many varieties of Chinese fighting fish, and different varieties sell for different prices. At present, red and blue fork-tailed fighting fish in Qingxin District, Qingyuan City, Guangdong Province are 8 yuan/fish, Chinese fighting fish in Maogang District, Maoming City, Guangdong Province are 3 yuan/fish, Chinese fighting fish in Chancheng District, Foshan City, Guangdong Province are 1.8 yuan/fish, red and blue fork-tailed fighting fish in Xiangshan District, Guilin City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region are 2 yuan/fish, round-tailed fighting fish are 5 yuan/fish, wild Thai fighting fish in Leizhou City, Zhanjiang City, Guangdong Province are 2 yuan/fish, and round-tailed fighting fish in Sucheng District, Suqian City, Jiangsu Province are 1 yuan/fish. This price comes from the Nongxun Network wholesale price and is for reference only; the actual price is subject to the place of origin.

Different varieties of fighting fish have different ornamental prices. At present, the relatively popular variety is the blue flame, also called patternless blue. Fighting fish are not only for viewing; in some areas, fighting fish are now also used for competitions, which shows that the uses and prices of fighting fish are still relatively broad.

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