Panda Moor Telescope – Fancy Goldfish Live Aquarium Fish – Exotic Freshwater Fish

About this item

• One of the most heavily hybridized goldfish after the Fantail Goldfish is the Telescope also referred to as “Demekin” in Japan. (the term covers all goldfish with protruding eyes and is sometimes also referred to as “Dragon Eyes” in the Orient)
• Telescopes are reasonably hardy when it comes to temperature range. They can survive in a pond environment, but they can’t see very well, so need to be protected from predators like cats and birds to avoid becoming an easy meal
• Panda moor goldfish have distinctive black and white colouring, like a panda, and are one of the rare varieties of the species
• They make peaceful additions to community tanks and won’t cause any problems for the rest of your fish. Panda moor goldfish are easy to keep healthy if the tank is clean and they are fed a good diet, making them suitable for beginners
• A fully grown panda moor goldfish usually reaches 15-20cm, around 6-8″ inches in length. Care must be taken not to house with smaller fish that can fit in its mouth, when it reaches adult size
• Black and panda moor goldfish, like many fancy goldfish, will thrive in temperatures above 16 degrees, which makes them unsuitable for ponds during cold autumn and winter seasons
• Many aquarists keep fancy goldfish like Black moor’s in outdoor or indoor ponds during the summer, and transfer them indoors to an aquarium during the winter months