It is definitely NOT OK to keep a Black Moor in a fish bowl if you wish it to live and grow. Fancy Goldfish grow into large fish of around 10 inches or so in about 12 to 18 months. They should be kept in a properly filtered planted large aquarium. (If not a pond) The basic fish keepers rule is 1 inch of fish needs at least 1 gallon of water. Taking into consideration that a fish tank is normally filled to within 1 inch of the top and also has a couple of inches of gravel on the bottom to grow plants in, a 15 gallon (nominal) tank would only contain about 10 to 12 gallons of water. That means a Black Moor should be in a tank with a minimum (nominal) size of 15 gallons not a bowl. Actualy when you think about it, no fish should ever be kept in a tiny container like a fish bowl it is cruel.
Black Moor fish can live outside because they are very hardy and can withstand cold temperatures. But because Black Moors have poor eyesight, they cannot be with other fast moving fish that may eat all the food before the Black Moor can get to it. If your Black Moor is alone or with other slower fishes, you can keep them outside.
Goldfish as ornamental fish, come in a variety of shapes and sizes, of which the black moor is one.
It's cruel to keep any type of fish in a goldfish bowl . So don't even try please . Fish that can live with Moors. Guppies (only if there is a heater in the tank) Common goldfish or shubinkin . And any other cold water fish and livebears
Yes, they do. But, too much light is not good for black moor fish or any other fish. Keep the light on for 8-10 hours a day.
I'm So Sorry But When A Black Moor Turns White It Means It Will Eventually Die Or It's Aged
Ask Petland. They are the ones to tell you what they have in stock.
A black moor? A black cold water fish with cute googly eyes. Not very hardy so require a good fish keeper
It depends on what type of fish change colors, like for example a black moor fish can change color by its temperature.
a black moor can eat goldfish flakes and i know is because i have one:-)
I am an owner of cold water fish. 5 of them in fact. I know people don't always associate a common gold fish as a strange fish. You may have heard of a fish called a black moor. If you haven't below is a picture of a black moor which I found on google. These fish are very strange as they have large eyes that droop if you lift the fish out of the water for a short period of time.
It depends on what type of fish change colors, like for example a black moor fish can change color by its temperature.
Black moor fish mix well with other fancy goldfish, but as black moors have poor vision they would be better with other poor vision fish like telescope goldfish or bubble eye as not to have to compete for food finding.