欧洲半月展斗繁殖家俱乐部评分准则

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前言

　　这份规范包含评分准则并被斗鱼冠军赛所采用。成为繁殖者繁殖赛级展斗的准则与目标。

　　总论

　　1.这份规范用于评分斗鱼等级。

　　2.每只（公或母）鱼都要被评分。

　　3.每只鱼最少要被3位独立评审各自评分。每只鱼从头至尾全长不得小于3.5公分（双尾斗鱼例外，体长不得小于3公分）。

　　4.只有健康的斗鱼可以在展览中展出。

　　5.各鱼鳍必须完全展示。

　　分类

　　繁殖者必须为各种等级比赛自选参赛鱼种。

　　1.半月(HM)

　　2.冠尾(CT)

　　3.纱尾(VT)

　　4.短尾(PK)

　　5.双尾(DT)

　　6.圆尾(RT)

　　7.刷尾(PS)

　　每一种类评选标准都不同。

　　评选细项

　　1.活动力及一般印象25分。

　　2.鱼鳍评分总分45分，分为：

　　a.尾鳍20分。

　　b.背鳍10分。

　　c.臀鳍10分。

　　d.腹鳍5分。

　　3.颜色30分。

　　每只鱼评分总分为100分。

　　此外，每位裁判可以额外多三分，在比赛最后修正评分以选出最佳名次。为了在比赛最后修正以挑出好鱼。

　　公母斗鱼适用同一评分规则，然而母鱼鱼鳍比例上较短。

　　所有等级的比赛在活动力，一般印象及颜色适用相同的评分标准。不同鱼鳍形式的比赛评分标准则不同。

　　奖金/奖状

　　每一等级冠、亚、季军可获得奖状，冠军还会授予奖杯。此外，每位培育者可以得到一张评分表，注明每一只参赛鱼在鳍、颜色、活动力及一般印象的分数，可让培育者了解他的鱼是如何被评分。如果五位不同培育者在每一种类的比赛都派出一只鱼参赛，才会颁予奖金。不然斗鱼培育者只会得到一张评分表。有时因为非常些微的变化，培育者可获颁特别奖或荣誉奖。

　　评分准则

　　一般印象

　　活动力及一般印象代表：斗鱼在活动时的行为，侵略性及对其它公鱼的展鳍都在评分之列。意思是说当斗鱼一看见镜中的倒影或另一只斗鱼时，会完全张开鱼鳍及鳃来威吓对方。斗鱼紧张时决不展示自己的直条纹(我想是指这只斗鱼的个型不是胆怯的)，并会退回到鱼缸另一侧。

　　此外，一般印象分数评判身体、鳍、颜色及泳姿的协调性。斗鱼鱼身，鳍大小的比例均衡协调，游泳时行动不致笨拙。

　　颜色

　　分成下列等级

　　虹晕单色：鱼身及鱼鳍全为单色，虹晕补满—包含头部。

　　皇室蓝：鱼身深蓝无杂色。有时腹鳍尖端有白或黑斑。

　　铁绣蓝：鱼身深灰蓝无杂色。有时腹鳍尖端有白或黑斑。

　　绿色：鱼身绿色无杂色。有时腹鳍尖端有白或黑斑。

　　蓝绿色：鱼身蓝绿闪亮无杂色。有时腹鳍尖端有白或黑斑。

　　粉彩：这种颜色有许多变化。粉彩斗鱼鱼身、鱼鳍颜色轻柔带有虹晕，没有深色或其它颜色色斑。

　　白色：斗鱼鱼身、鱼鳍颜色较白，带有淡淡红晕效果。鱼眼色黑。

　　金色：鱼身颜色从耀眼的金铜色到金色，鱼鳍也拥有相同颜色。

　　橘金色：体色基本为橘色，带有金色光辉。鱼鳍，体色延续不中断。

　　白金：体色基本为银色/白金色，红晕强烈无杂色，鱼鳍颜色一致。

　　非虹晕单色：鱼身、鱼鳍颜色相同，但鱼身没虹晕层。

　　红色：鲜艳深红无杂色斑。鱼身颜色可能较鳍色深。

　　超级红色：颜色艳红甚至布满鱼身、鱼鳍，且无杂色斑。

　　黑色：浓厚深黑无虹晕。鱼鳍可能带有蓝色光芒。

　　黄色：鲜艳如向日葵般的黄色无杂色斑。

　　透明：体色、鳍色淡，无深色或其它色斑。

　　不透明：体色、鳍色全白，鱼体白粉色的斗鱼为佳。鱼眼必须色黑镶白边，不能有其它颜色或透明。

　　已确认双色：

　　芥气：鱼身及鱼鳍边缘带蓝绿虹晕，此外鱼鳍则是金黄色。

　　紫芥气：鱼身、鱼鳍边缘非蓝绿色而是紫色。

　　蝶翼：鱼身及跟鱼身毗连的部份鱼鳍是一种颜色，鱼鳍其它部分则是另一色。重要的是鱼鳍颜色的分界，是没有准则的。最理想的情况是，颜色交界处界于所有鱼鳍的二分之一处。

　　蝶翼（星型）：变化种。鳍刺颜色与体色同，均衡地延伸至鱼鳍尾端。（星型延伸至外围颜色）

　　蝶翼（环型）：变化种。两种颜色以分散的环状散布在所有鳍上。

　　已确认复色：

　　蝶翼：鱼鳍上分布至少三种划界清楚、不同的带状颜色。最理想的情况是颜色分布在三个区域。

　　大理石色：分类于复色之下。但不得少于三色。

　　古铜金色：鱼身基本颜色，黑色/深棕色间杂有清楚的金黄斑纹。鱼鳍是黑/金色，带有清晰的红色放射状纹路。

　　复色：颜色组合式样多。颜色协调性的评分就交由裁判以个人喜好决定。

　　鳍的分类

　　基本上鱼鳍应该完整无卷曲，也就是说鱼鳍应笔直无变形。斗鱼不符合此条件则不合格。

　　标准半月

　　背鳍

　　斗鱼背鳍底部要宽，且鳍刺分叉越多越好。背鳍比例应均衡，向外完全伸展且鳍刺不能突出。最佳的情况是，背鳍前段从鱼背中点往前顷（向头部），中段跟鱼身平行，后段如手肘般下弯，其角度宽大，背鳍跟背部交角会不小于90度。

　　尾鳍

　　尾鳍基部必须非常宽大，展开至少要180度（半月斗鱼）。鳍刺越多越好，尾鳍上下部份大小要相同。第一及最后一根鳍刺需硬直，不可弯曲，鱼鳍边缘直挺。鱼鳍边缘不可弯曲，但超半月斗鱼例外，其向外的鳍刺可以有些许的曲线。鳍刺须成半圆，但不能突出成棘状。皱状鱼鳍则在允许之列。当斗鱼展鳍时，鱼鳍必须可以完全伸展开（鳍刺及鳍膜不要过多，鳍膜不可皱折）。

　　臀鳍

　　斗鱼臀鳍必须饱满宽大，鳍刺多者为佳。臀鳍下缘须平行鱼身下缘曲线，长度可以超过尾鳍，但不可超过臀鳍之四分之一，理想状况是和尾鳍等长。臀鳍鳍刺数量及分叉数要多，理想情况长得像铁砧板。

　　腹鳍

　　一对腹鳍应该饱满，比臀鳍长或等长。臀鳍须笔直，不应弯曲。腹鳍展开时越宽大越佳。

　　母鱼评判规则与公斗鱼相同，但鱼鳍按比例缩短。



　　Standard Crowntail (CT) 標準冠尾)

　　There are the same rules to be used as for the halfmoon, only the fin ends, as clear point of distinction, are separately to be described and evaluated. The special characteristic of CT is the extended fin rays, which had to appear evenly in all fins. The extended rays in the dorsal fin, the anal fin and in the ventral fin should not exceed 30% of the total fins. The rays should come out clear, straight and even from the actual fin. Combtail are not judged as CT. Bettas, which look dishevelled or plucked, should not be presented. They are unwanted and contradict and harm the picture of a Crowntail Betta. This applies also to any curling of the rays and ventral fins. In a very easy case, it will cause only a deduction of points, but in a worse case it will cause the disqualification of the fish. This ray weakness is to be eliminated by selection.

　　There the following variants of the caudal fin-Singleray:

　　The rays should not exceed 30% of the total fins. The part of the basis fin should be 70% of the total fin.

　　Doubleray:

　　Here it is desired that the rays are grown together in pairs when they come out of the closed basis part of the fins. The partitioning should be 70% Basiscaudale, 15% to the grown together pairs of rays and 15% to the ending rays (single rays, not grown together).

　　fourrayIn this case 4 rays are grown together coming out of the Basiscaudale, whereby the proportional partitioning is the same as with doubleray.

　　- Crossray

　　A crossover of the free standing final rays is desired either within a grown together pair or with the corresponding rays of 2 neighbouring pairs of rays, which are lying next to each other. In order to keep a harmonious general view for these over crossing, the partitioning changes here; in 75% Basiscaudale, 15% grown together groups of rays and 10% final rays.

　　Variant Balloon:

　　It apply to the same rules as CT, with the only difference that there is more fin tissue between the rays present, which is not taut, but blowing like a balloon.

　　The females are to be evaluated after the same guidelines as the males, however with proportionally shorter fins.

　　Standard Veiltail (VT)

　　Dorsal (dorsal fin) )

　　The Dorsal is narrower in its basis and has not as many rays as the other fin variants. The fin should run in a sickle-shaped manner and not exceed over ¾ of the body length of the fish. It should not run out in individual rays. Overlapping of the Dorsal over the fish body is not desired.

　　Caudale (caudal fin)

　　The caudal fin should be full with a broad base, but long stretched. It should at least have the same length as the body of the fish. The rays come out of the tail root steeply rising in the upper part of the fin and then after reaching its highest point at 20% of the entire fin length drop down in an even elbow. Within the lower part of the fin the rays come out almost straight from the tail root with an easy upward arranged curvature and then drop down parallel to the other fin rays. Thus results in a light sickle-shaped long stretched optics. The Caudale must be able to be carried easily by the fish in its entire length. The ends of the rays and should not have any spikes or intentions. An easily corrugated fin border is permitted. The fin volume is to be stretched completely (not too many rays and/or too much skin between the rays, no pleating) when the fish flairs.

　　Anal (anal fin)

　　The anal fin should set up at the highest point of the body and amount to at least one body length and run out in its deepest end pointedly. The form is to resemble a parallelogram.

　　Ventrals (ventral fins)

　　The ventral fins had to be present with the same and should look like a turned knife blade. They should have at least 1/3 of the body length.

　　The females are to be evaluated after the same guidelines as the males, however with proportionally shorter fins.

　　Standard Plakad (P) 標準短半月

　　Dorsal (dorsal fin)

　　The dorsal fin should full with a broad base and as much as possible branching of the rays. The fin should be full-blown in a good proportionally area and not run out in individual rays. Ideal is from the beginning in the centre of the back of the fish, rising a little forward (to the head), then parallel to the body and from the end of the beginning on in a soft elbow dropping, whereby the angle between the plumb bob of broadest setting to the fish backs and the rear conclusion of the fin 90° at least is to amount to. }=aq

　　Overlapping of the dorsal fin over the fish body or the caudal fin is not desired. The width of the dorsal fin at their highest point should not exceed the width of the anal fin in their broadest place.

　　Caudale (caudal fin)

　　The caudal fin should be very broad in the basis and should be able to be spread at least 180° (half moon form), many rays are desired. From the total angle should refer in each case half to the upper and half to the lower part of the fin. The first and last ray should run straight, without curvature, and form a straight edge. They should not be bent as the edge of the fin is reached. The only allowed exception is an easy curvature of the outside rays outward in case of an Overhalfmoon. The rays should form an even semi-circle and should not have any spikes or intentions. An easily corrugated fin border is permitted. The fin volume is to be stretched completely (not too many rays and/or too much skin between the rays, no pleating) when the fish flairs.

　　The length of the caudal fin should correspond with the width of the basic approach of the dorsal fin and not exceed in the upper border over the width of the dorsal fin. The lower part of the caudal fin should end at half of the anal fin.

　　Anal (anal fin)

　　The anal fin should be full and broad with many rays leaving the body. The anal fin should set up at the highest point of the body and run then easily sloping up to the body end. The broadest place of the anal fin should be divided by the caudal fin on half height, when the fish flairs.

　　Ventrals (ventral fins) .

　　Both ventral fins should be present and should be full and equal or longer than the anal fin. They should be straight and not curled or bent. They should be in their entire length as broadly as possible.

　　Additionally to the fins also the form of the body is important for the plakad. Therefore it is desired, that the body shows a burly and compact impression. Important is a gentle rising line from the muzzle to the beginning of the dorsal fin (1.third of the fish’s body) and then slowly running out (less steeply) up to the end of the body.

　　- Variant Plakat Crowntail

　　This variant will be judged like halfmoon plakad, however the fins must show

　　a clear Ct-development.

　　- Variant Plakat Giant

　　This variant will be judged like halfmoon plakad, however giants will only be judged if they have a minimum body size of 6 cm, males, and 5 cm females.

　　The females are to be evaluated after the same guidelines as the males, however with proportionally shorter fins.

　　Standard Doubletail (DT) 標準雙尾

　　Dorsal (dorsal fin)The dorsal fin of a DT sets after a third of the fish body and ends in the ideal case at the tail root. It has at least the double number of rays as a normal dorsal fin. The fin should be full-blown in a good proportionally area and not run out in individual rays. Ideal is from the beginning, rising a little forward (to the head), then parallel to the body.

　　It should be a mirror image of the anal fin.

　　Caudale (caudal fin) The characteristic of the DT shows up in the Caudale. This fin has based on a broad tail root the double volume as a normal HM Caudale and is divided in the centre. A spreading on at least 180° is desired. The groove or split of the fin should be exactly centric and minimum be nicked on at least one third of the length of the caudal fin. Many rays and branching are desired. The first and last ray of both lobes of the caudal fin should run straight, without curvature, and form a straight edge. They should not be bent as the edge of the fin is reached. The rays should form an even semi-circle and should not have any spikes or intentions. An easily corrugated fin border is permitted. The fin volume is to be stretched completely (not too many rays and/or too much skin between the rays, no pleating) when the fish flairs: the lobes should not overlap each other.

　　Anal (anal fin) The anal fin should be full and broad with many rays leaving the body and start opposite the dorsal fin. The lower border of the fin is to run parallel to the body. The fin is allowed to tower above the Caudale (caudal fin) maximum ¼ in the length. Ideally it has the same length as the Caudale. Many rays and branches are desired, so that the anal fin in the ideal case looks like an anvil. In the ideal case it is mirroring the dorsal fin.

　　Ventrals (ventral fins) Both ventral fins should be present and should be full and equal or longer than the anal fin. They should be straight and not curled or bent. They should be in their entire length as broadly as possible.

　　- DT Crowntail: This variant will be judged like Doubletail, however all fins must show

　　a clear Ct-development.

　　The females are to be evaluated after the same guidelines as the males, however with proportionally shorter fins.

　　Standard Roundtail (RT)

　　Dorsal (dorsal fin)

　　The dorsal fin should be more round in contrary to the other variants. That means it also begins at the centre of the fish body and rises then slowly up to its broadest place and then drops down again following in a soft elbow. It should not be long drawn out at its end. Overlapping of the dorsal fin over the fish body or the caudal fin is not desired.

　　The fin should be full-blown in a good proportionally area and not run out in individual rays.

　　Caudale (caudal fin) The caudal fin should be very broad in the basis and should be able to be spread at least 180° (half moon form), many rays are desired. From the total angle should refer in each case half to the upper and half to the lower part of the fin. In contrast to the halbmoon the first and last fin rays should show a soft even curvature, that the fin forms a circle. The fin should not have any spikes or intentions. An easily corrugated fin border is permitted. The fin volume is to be stretched completely (not too many rays and/or too much skin between the rays, no pleating) when the fish flairs.

　　Anal (anal fin) The anal fin should be full and broad with many rays leaving the body. The lower border of the fin is to run parallel to the body. The fin is allowed to tower above the Caudale (caudal fin) maximum ¼ in the length. Ideally it has the same length as the Caudale. Many rays and branches are desired. The anal fin should in the ideal case also be rounded at its lowest point.

　　Ventrals (ventral fins) Both ventral fins should be present and should be full and equal or longer than the anal fin. They should be straight and not curled or bent. They should be in their entire length as broadly as possible.

　　The females are to be evaluated after the same guidelines as the males, however with proportionally shorter fins.

　　Standard Brush tail (PS):

　　The brush tail differs in the Caudale and occurs with the fin forms Roundtail and Veiltail. In both cases the rays of the caudal fin should end clear tip. That means the internal fin rays are longer than the outside and all rays meet at the end in a point. Also the dorsal fin and the anal fin run out at the end pointedly. The ventral fins should be not so broad, but rather slim and pointed.

　　The females are to be evaluated after the same guidelines as the males, however with proportionally shorter fins.

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