Jikin goldfish

The is a breed of wakin-like goldfish from Japan, also known as the peacock tail goldfish.
Description.
The jikin has the body shape of a wakin or ryukin but with a compressed, wide-angled tail that looks like the letter X when viewed from behind.
Jikin also have a "rokurin" pattern of twelve red dots:
Aside from the red dots, the body is white.
Jikin may also be called "'rokurin."'
Availability.
Jikin are rarely found outside Japan, and are expensive like wakin.
History.
The jikin had been bred from the wakin during the Muromachi era. The tail became spread apart, while the body became somewhat shorter. There was an old inscription regarding to create the pattern of this goldfish (by adding plum oil, or certainly remove the scales with a small spatula), now regards as the points of red.
Other breeds.
Jikin are rarely crossbred. Jikin breeds are: