Carassius Collection
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Carassius, also known as the goldfish (Cyprinus auratus), is a fascinating species that has captivated people for centuries. One of its most distinctive variations is the bubble eye goldfish (Carassius auratus) with upward pointing eyes and two large fluid-filled sacs, giving it a unique appearance. The Carassius genus encompasses several other species such as Crucian Carp and Prussian Carp. The Crucian Carp, scientifically known as Carassius carassius, is often found in freshwater habitats like Alver, nase, Prussian carp, and fishing spots. Its presence adds diversity to aquatic ecosystems. In various regions around the world including the Danube River, you can find an array of fish species coexisting alongside Carassius. These include Danube gudgeon, crucian carp, bream, barbel, tench and even more goldfish varieties. Their interactions create a dynamic environment teeming with life. While some members of this genus are vulnerable like the common carp or bronze carp when it comes to conservation status; others like tench or Indian humphead are relatively stable. It's crucial to protect these species and their habitats to maintain biodiversity in our waters. It also shares its habitat with other small fish such as gudgeon, bleak spirlin minnows and Prussian carp. These diverse communities contribute to a balanced ecosystem where each organism plays a vital role in maintaining harmony within nature. Among all these variations lies the Golden Carp (Goldfish) and Bronze Carp which showcase stunning colors that have made them popular choices for ornamental ponds worldwide. They bring beauty and tranquility wherever they reside. One particular subspecies worth mentioning is Carassius auratus auratus - commonly referred to as Goldfish - which has been selectively bred over centuries resulting in numerous captivating forms seen today.