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• Common Goldfish
  <center>''This article is about the anatomy and history of the Common Goldfish and has very little how-to information. <br>For an in depth tutorial, see o ...egregated and kept for their appearance rather than their meat, and so the Common Goldfish slowly emerged.
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• Common Goldfish/Definition
  ...cestor for most "fancy goldfish". Color is the only difference between the Common Goldfish and its ancestor, the [[Prussian Carp]].
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• Common Goldfish/Bibliography
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• Common Goldfish/Tutorials
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• Common Goldfish/Gallery
  Image:CommonGoldfishdiagram.png|Diagram of a Common Goldfish Image:Juvenilegoldfish.png|Juvenile Common Goldfish
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• Common Goldfish/Related Articles
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• Common Goldfish/Gallery
  Image:CommonGoldfishdiagram.png|Diagram of a Common Goldfish Image:Juvenilegoldfish.png|Juvenile Common Goldfish
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• Shubunkin/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Common Goldfish}}
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• Nymph (goldfish)/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Common Goldfish}}
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• Comet (goldfish)/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Common Goldfish}}
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• Bubble-eye Goldfish/Related Articles
  {{rpl|Common Goldfish}}
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• Common Goldfish/Definition
  ...cestor for most "fancy goldfish". Color is the only difference between the Common Goldfish and its ancestor, the [[Prussian Carp]].
  176 bytes (24 words) - 09:41, 11 September 2009
• Nymph (goldfish)/Tutorials
  ...Goldfish]], so the instructions here are a mirror of the instructions at [[Common Goldfish/Tutorials]]. The only difference is the last section.'' {{:Common Goldfish/Tutorials}}
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• Shubunkin/Timelines
  ...Goldfish]], so the instructions here are a mirror of the instructions at [[Common Goldfish/Tutorials]]. The only difference is the last section.'' {{:Common Goldfish/Tutorials}}
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• Comet (goldfish)/Tutorials
  ...Goldfish]], so the instructions here are a mirror of the instructions at [[Common Goldfish/Tutorials]]. The only difference is the last section.'' {{:Common Goldfish/Tutorials}}
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• Comet (goldfish)
  ...variety of fancy [[goldfish]] in the United States. It is similar to the [[Common Goldfish]], except slightly smaller and slimmer, and is mainly distinguished by its ...ith equally curved dorsal and ventral contours. It is not as deep as the [[Common Goldfish]]. The colors of these fish depend on the strain, the most popular of which
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• Shubunkin
  ...bodies of the Shubunkin varieties are slightly shorter than those of the [[Common Goldfish]], but they are similarly rounded. Shubunkin coloration depends very much o Another popular strain, the London Shubunkin, is the same shape as the Common Goldfish, but it is multi-colored and lacks the metallic scales. Its fins are not ar
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• Physical system/Related Articles
  {{r|Common Goldfish}}
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• Common Goldfish
  <center>''This article is about the anatomy and history of the Common Goldfish and has very little how-to information. <br>For an in depth tutorial, see o ...egregated and kept for their appearance rather than their meat, and so the Common Goldfish slowly emerged.
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• Nymph (goldfish)
  ...e strains of goldfish (second only to the [[Comet (goldfish)|Comet]] and [[Common Goldfish]]).
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• Coldwater freshwater fishes
  ...ntury. Coldwater aquarium species are mostly cultivated varieties of the [[Common Goldfish]] (''Carassius auratus''), a member of the [[cyprinids|cyprinid]] family or
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• Bubble-eye Goldfish/Tutorials
  ...cial care and accommodation. First off, All fancies like warmer water than Common Goldfish, usually around {{convert|75|°F|°C}}. Second, the sacs beneath the eyes a
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