The years of life of these fish depend on the care you give them, remember that they lack vulnerability so precision care is required. Be very careful not to place a filter that generates intense water currents since it can suck the fish until it dies, passing its care only requires the following: The aquarium should be cleaned frequently to avoid the accumulation of bacteria, in addition the water temperature should be warm since the telescope fish does not resist living between 10° and 24°. If left at temperatures higher than these the fish can die in a few hours. An air pump or bubble can also be used for excellent oxygenation. Telescope fish have double wing, however this does not mean that they can swim perfectly since as we explained before, due to their low visibility it is difficult for them to swim. To facilitate their development it is recommended to opt for a wide fish tank and that they are not overloaded with pointed objects. The ideal is to place natural plants so that you can swim freely without tripping or hurting any part of your skin. Telescope fish belong to the omnivore family so they usually devour all the food provided to them. When it shares its natural habitat with other fish it does not usually disturb or attack them so it is recommended not to incorporate other species of hot water since they can attack to warm up. You can put some companions of the same species or others similar, but they are not those who swim fast, because the telescope fish swims slowly and the others can take away their food by attacking it at the same time. Most of the time, he remains motionless and expresses gratitude to the person who is watching him from outside the aquarium. There are quality specimens with intense coloration that expand towards the fins to be more striking.
Despite requiring special care due to its low vulnerability, it is depicted as a calm genus with developed captivity. A Goldfish flake or pellet food will provide these fish with the proper nutrition.The black fish, moor, or also called telescope fish, is characterized by being a very peculiar species within the world of aquaristism. Limit protein, however, to 30% of the diet. Goldfish are omnivorous and will eat all types of dried and live foods. They should be fed small pieces of live or prepared foods designed for egg-laying fish. Breeding often results in up to 1,000 eggs, with fry hatching in five to six days. There appears to be a definite courtship ritual when Goldfish breed. Roots and well-rounded river rocks are a good addition to the aquarium. Goldfish are diggers and will scatter the fine sand onto leaves, injuring thin and less hardy plants. The Telescope Goldfish will do well in a 30 gallon or larger tank with a fine gravel bottom and hardy, cold water plants. Another feature worthy of note that is unique to this fish is the absence of a dorsal fin.Īll goldfish are members of the carp group and are generally quite hardy. A fine specimen should have large, symmetrical and bulged eyes, with the pupils lying horizontally and pointing upwards.
The Celestial Eye is a unique example of the Telescope Goldfish that first appeared in 1870. They should be large, protruding, and symmetrical. The selection of a good specimen places much importance on the eyes. It may take up to three months for the eyes to fully develop the protruding bulge that is so characteristic of this goldfish. When first hatched, the Telescope Goldfish has normal eyes that begin to bulge after about one month. The Telescope Goldfish is available in many interesting colors, including the Red/White, Calico, and Red Telescope. They have long been considered as the most representative goldfish of China. The most stunning feature of this fish is the large protruding eyes resembling those of a dragon. The Telescope Goldfish is also known as the Dragon Eye Goldfish and Celestial Eye Goldfish.
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