Long Flowing Fin Goldfish Swimming Downward

A single goldfish swims toward the lower right with its head tilted down and a small round eye on its face. Its body is covered in rows of curved, wavy lines that mark off the scales, and a tall dorsal fin rises from its back with several long ribbed lines. The tail is the showpiece. It splits into two big sections that trail out to the left in loose, rippling folds, with lots of thin lines running through them. Smaller pectoral fins sit below the body and point backward. The background is blank, so there is plenty of space to add your own water. Try coloring each scale row in a slightly different shade of orange, then leave the tail pale yellow or white so the long fin lines stand out. This free printable also works well for a quick lesson on fish body parts, since the fins, tail, eye, and scales are all easy to point out.