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A variety of globe eye is the panda, which is a bicolour, black-and-red/yellow/white fish; it became popular in the mid 1990s. The strongly colored, red-black fish on the left was presented at BAS 2001; the picture of the orange-black fish on the right is taken from our video (see About Us).
Tri-colour forms of the panda also exist (for example, black-white-brown and black-white orange).
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Black-and-white pandas (Hong Kong, 2010; the right-hand fish was photographed in low light giving a mauve colour cast).
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Black-and-white pandas (photographed in Hong Kong, 2006, with large ranchu in the background).
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Black-and-white pandas (photographed in bright light, Hong Kong, 2003).
Young black-and-white panda, with a tinge of yellow colouration. Photo courtesy of the Nationwide Show 2016.
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Pompon globe eyes: red-white pompons (left), red pompons on a red-white fish (centre) and red pompons on a chocolate fish (right), which is very rare. The Chinese name for these is velvetyball dragon eyes, and they are rare. (Hong Kong 2003).
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Chocolate oranda pompon globe eyes (pompon globe eyes with the beginnings of an oranda hood), very rare. (Hong Kong 2003).