Their eyes are also easily damaged due to injury and infection. Like the Bubble Eye Goldfish, the Telescope Goldfish also have eye problem, so they are not good competitors for food. This is not because they lack general hardiness, but because of their extremely telescopic eyes. Like the Black Moor, the Telescope Goldfish can live in colder temperatures, but unlike the Blackmoor, the Telescope are not considered good beginner fish. The most popular and well-known Blackmoor Goldfish is the black version of the Telescope Goldfish, though its eyes don’t protrude much. The bi-color black/white version is affectionately known as the Panda Telescope Goldfish and it is one of the unique chocolate version. Bi-color version are red/white and black/white. These include solid red, blue, chocolate, or white tri- color and calico. They also available in many different colors. The body is short with a wide head and a split caudal fin that is moderate in length and slightly forked. It is similar to the Fantail Goldfish except for its telescoping eyes and are smaller in size. They come with a rounded or egg-shaped body with a fancy tail.
The Telescope Goldfish are being named the Dragon Eye Goldfish or Dragon Fish in China, and later in Japan, the Japanese named it as Demekin until today. Their large eyes are set on top of a long telescope or cone-like stalks mounted on the sides of their heads. The most distinctive characteristic of the this fish are their eyes. They are also red, orange and yellow telescope. The Black Telescope would change their color to solid black and Panda Telescope would change to black and white while the white would have white coloration. Telescope Goldfish comes from the country of origin, China. They are adapted to cold water just like all other goldfish. Frequently, the Panda Moor may change their color and turn pure white. They can also lose their color with age to become orange and white or any other color combination.
At maturity stage they have this velvet-like appearance. The Panda Telescope Goldfish have protruding eyes just like other Telescope Goldfish.Its young moors resembles bronze fantails and their protruding eyes will gradually develop with their age. Pumps - Water Filters - Heaters - Foods - Water treatment - Medication - Artificial Plants - Artificial Rocks - Salt - Automatic Feeders - Thermometers - Aquarium Decor - Aquarium Substrate - Fish Medication
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