Black Moor Fish | History, Characteristics, and Care

Welcome to Aqua World Info! In this video, we dive deep into the world of Black Moor fish (Carassius auratus). Learn everything you need to know about their care, diet, tank requirements, breeding, and suitable tank mates. These fascinating creatures are a beautiful addition to any aquarium, and we’re here to help you keep them healthy and happy.
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Types of Goldfish
1. Common Goldfish: The classic goldfish, known for its simple, streamlined body and orange coloration.
2. Comet Goldfish: Similar to the common goldfish but with a longer, more deeply forked tail.
3. Shubunkin Goldfish: Known for their calico pattern with a mix of blue, red, orange, and black colors.
4. Fantail Goldfish: Features a double tail fin and a rounded body, often in various colors.
5. Ryukin Goldfish: Recognized by their humpbacked appearance and flowing fins.
6. Veiltail Goldfish: Noted for their long, flowing double tail fins.
7. Oranda Goldfish: Identified by the distinctive wen (head growth) on their heads.
8. Lionhead Goldfish: Lacks a dorsal fin and has a pronounced wen similar to the Oranda.
9. Ranchu Goldfish: Known as the “king of goldfish,” with a back that curves downwards and no dorsal fin.
10. Bubble Eye Goldfish: Features upward-pointing eyes and large fluid-filled sacs under the eyes.
11. Celestial Eye Goldfish: Eyes that point upwards, giving them a unique appearance.
12. Pearlscale Goldfish: Rounded body with raised, pearl-like scales.
13. Telescope Eye Goldfish: Known for their protruding eyes and can come in many colors.
14. Pompom Goldfish: Characterized by the fluffy growths between their nostrils.
15. Butterfly Tail Goldfish: Recognized by its tail fin that spreads out like butterfly wings.
16. Jikin Goldfish: Features an “X” shaped tail and often has a white body with red markings.
17. Izumo Nankin Goldfish: A rare type with a unique body shape and color patterns.
18. Tosakin Goldfish: Known for its large, flowing tail that curls at the edges.
19. Hama Nishiki Goldfish: A mix between Ranchu and Oranda, featuring traits from both.
20. Tamasaba Goldfish: Looks similar to a Ryukin but with a single tail fin.
21. Wakin Goldfish: Resembles the common goldfish but with a double tail fin.
22. Yuanbao Goldfish: A Chinese variety known for its unique body shape.
23. Shukin Goldfish: A Japanese variety with a body like the Ranchu and a tail like the Oranda.
24. Sakura Goldfish: A Ranchu variant with white and red coloration.
25. Eggfish Goldfish: Named for its egg-shaped body and lacks a dorsal fin.
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