Chlamydocharis

Butterfly carp is lively and agile when it is young. After it is fully grown, it is as graceful as a butterfly. The fins of the young fish are a little transparent and relatively small. They will gradually grow larger and turn into plaster white during the growth process.

The pectoral fins, dorsal fins and caudal fins of adult butterfly carp are slender and wide. When swimming, the fins are stretched out like the flapping wings of a butterfly, and the shape is elegant and agile, which is very ornamental. Its body color is mainly pure white, and its scales gleam with metallic luster under the light. Some varieties also have red, gold and other patterns, with rich color layers. Its white color symbolizes purity, and it is as agile as a fairy when swimming. It is given auspicious and elegant meanings and is deeply loved by fish lovers.