My blackmoor is sharing a 20 gallon tank with a baby fantail. I also have a larger 50 gallon tank filled with warm water/tropical fish, out of all the fish I own my black moor is my favorite, a fish with personality and he even allows me to scratch his head. I think black moors are really nice and unique fish.
When I was around 6 years old I had a black moor and I recommended getting larger gravel or pebbles because my black moor at the small “classic” pebbles
I have a giant female goldfish named Harriet , when I got her 3 years ago she was so small , now she’s huge and today I’m gonna buy maybe a new aquarium cause I feel really sorry for her being in a smaller tank . She needs a bigger tank
@@fernnnnn12 goldfish grow to the size of their bowl but their insides do not stop growing if the bowl isn’t big enough. this kills the goldfish quickly. your aunt probably just kept replacing it figuring it was dying because it’s just a gold fish.
I raised a moore for 2 years, travelled and it died in the unchanged water. It was my fav in the gold fish tank. Very friendly and allowed me to touch it and it wouldn't escape
@@kojodickson9576 if your tank was cycled & you had proper filtration, two weeks without a water change shouldn’t cause toxic levels to rise and kill off your fish.
Yes but thats lucky I think. They want to grow yo the best size possible and the more fish makes it an impossibility. Then they fade and die. Goldfish can live for 20 years or so .
my black moor is the cheekiest fish in my tank. i have 1 fancy goldfish that i'm not sure what breed, black moor, 2 comets & 3 bristlenose babies. They all get along really well except when the black moor is in a cheeky mood, i don't know if he does it because he's playing or hormonal chasing girls. He isn't rough or nasty though.
How bad is a black moors eyesight? I just got one today to add to my tank with 2 red cap orandas. I fed them and my orandas were swimming like crazy competing for the food but the new black moor just kind of swam around. I watched to see if it would get any food and I’m not sure if it did or not but I think it got at least 2 flakes (I ordered pellets which I’ll be switching over to when I get them) I’m just worried that it will starve! Or maybe it’s because it’s a new environment as I just got him/her today (I think it’s a girl), and it could be stressed from the change? Maybe a couple days and she’ll settle in and be more interested in food? With her eyesight, can she tell who’s who in the household? As I know orandas and other goldfish are very smart and can distinguish between differs people.
Black Moors are a type of fancy goldfish that have distinct physical features, including bulbous, protruding eyes that are positioned on the sides of their heads. Due to the position of their eyes, Black Moors have poor eyesight and rely heavily on their other senses to navigate their environment. This means that if their tank is too cluttered or has sharp decorations or plants, they may accidentally injure themselves by bumping into objects or getting stuck in tight spaces. It is important to provide a spacious and well-decorated tank for Black Moors that allows them to swim freely and avoids clutter or sharp objects. It is also recommended to avoid using gravel as a substrate, as it can easily get caught in their protruding eyes and cause irritation or injury.
What are your preferred food products available in the shop ? I went from standard fish food pellets to new life spectrum goldfish and where I live i had never heard of them. Are they reasonable standard as I have recently seen on RUclips ? Ty
Good job sir, I have a pond with Comets but now looking to set up a large fancy goldfish tank, this is great basic information, thank you! I have two 150 gallon Cyclid tanks but looking for a larger size for the fancy goldfish setup.
For about two years, but I've been keeping fish for over 20 years, mostly community fish. I had a Jack Dempsey for about 14 years and had to euthanize him due to old age and that inspired me to get the two big tanks and then I did the pond. My situation changed since I posted here, I decided not to do a big goldfish tank because I got a new job working from home and setup a 30 gallon Nano fish tank in my home office. My Mom passed away and I dedicated the tank to her, it's named Mama's Bait and Tackle.
@@markadams9401 First of all thanks for the comments. Wow a Jack Dempsey at 14 years, that's awesome. That's a few years longer than average. Sad you had to put him down. What type of fish are in the nano? We are actually going to be doing videos on all fish breeds. Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother but it is awesome that you dedicated it to her. Love the name of the tank by the way.
Right now I have 2 Spotted Puffers, 6 Red Eyed Tetra, Six Red Minors, and six Otocinclis. I'm adding six at a time, about two weeks apart until I've got a nice blend of top, middle and bottom fish. The Otos are doing a great job on some algae for me. Interestingly enough the goldfish in my pond costs zero dollars, I rescued six from a guy that didn't want them, he had them in a nasty tiny pond, and once I got them in my pond they had babies twice and now I've got too many to count, seriously.
@@markadams9401 Sweet. I added some Red Eyed Tetra to my 75 gallons a few days ago myself. I already had 5 Red Minors in it for about 2 years now. I haven't had any Puffers nor have I had Otocinclis yet but I do want some puffers soon lol. I have some dwarf Plecos that have got algae at bay. Good for you on the rescue. Yeah, you have to keep an eye out on that population growth. What type of goldfish are they?
Can you help please its winter here now and my blackmoor has just started showing tubercles, why? I didnt think they would in winter and hes in a tank with just a small catfish
0:38 History 1:04 Physical traits 3:16 Care 4:43 Feeding 5:33 Aquarium Tips And Care 7:19 HOW WILL THE BLACK MOOR ACT TOWARDS OTHER FISH AND MY FAMILY? 7:51 Health
🚫I came here for help!!!🚫 My black moors tail isn’t all long and can like. i’m worried he had his tail rot when my parents were caring for him. is there any way to help get that big flowy tail back? i love him to death and just want the best for him!!
Thank you for the comment. They can suffer from ailments. That's why water parameters are important. While there are times we can't stop some diseases from developing we can stay on top of water quality and nutrition to stave off some issues.
I had to chop my girl friends up with a sword the other day. It was my fish at one time. She had not been home for ten days and someone was supposed to be feeding it. That was not the issue. The person did not tell us the fish got sick and it was rotting and still alive when I went to check on it. RIP Matrix, you went through hell.
@@jadenpadgett1821 the easiest way to kill a fish (and most painless for them) is to stun them by hitting the fish, then quickly pierce the brain with a knife.
@@AquariumFishKeepers a 30 gallon long tank.the fantails and shubunkins. Do just fine but the Moors die.thats why I don't think it's a problem with the water, maybe they need a special diet.
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Thanks. I learned more about my black moor. We need more helpful videos like this.
My blackmoor is sharing a 20 gallon tank with a baby fantail. I also have a larger 50 gallon tank filled with warm water/tropical fish, out of all the fish I own my black moor is my favorite, a fish with personality and he even allows me to scratch his head. I think black moors are really nice and unique fish.
When I was around 6 years old I had a black moor and I recommended getting larger gravel or pebbles because my black moor at the small “classic” pebbles
I had a black moor with 2 gold fish..the gold fish became white and later on the black moor got a black back with an orange belly...BEUTIFUL fish.
I have a giant female goldfish named Harriet , when I got her 3 years ago she was so small , now she’s huge and today I’m gonna buy maybe a new aquarium cause I feel really sorry for her being in a smaller tank . She needs a bigger tank
What size tank are you getting?
@@AquariumFishKeepers im gonna keep 1 black moor and maybe a snail or 2 in a 10 gallon tank
@@landenzirille7896 NO DONT!!! GOLDFISH NEED 20 GALLON TANKS!!! ( Add 10 if you get another one )
@@gils1408 I do actually remember my aunt had a goldfish in a small bowl not even 2 gallons and it survived happily for 14 years so think it’s ok
@@fernnnnn12 goldfish grow to the size of their bowl but their insides do not stop growing if the bowl isn’t big enough. this kills the goldfish quickly. your aunt probably just kept replacing it figuring it was dying because it’s just a gold fish.
I raised a moore for 2 years, travelled and it died in the unchanged water. It was my fav in the gold fish tank. Very friendly and allowed me to touch it and it wouldn't escape
how long did you travel for?
Sorry that it died.
@@bandawhat33 16 days. I had a a friend the tank everyday so i think the unchanged water killed it. So sad
@@AquariumFishKeepers Thank you
@@kojodickson9576 if your tank was cycled & you had proper filtration, two weeks without a water change shouldn’t cause toxic levels to rise and kill off your fish.
Thank you so much. I am trying to make a safe tank for my new black moor and oranda coming in two days. I really enjoyed your video.
If your goldfish has bladder problems and cannot stay upright, try feeding the fish chopped up peas for 2 to 3 days. This usually helps
Great information
Well put together video. Excellent information. Thanks
My moor reminds of a pittie cause he does zoomies around the tank 🤣😍🤣
My Black Moor turned partially orange in her older age.
Thank you so helpful
Thank you for the comment
Thanks for the information
I brought 1 pair of black moore gold fish and 1 pair of gold fish and now it's around 3 months they are healthy enough in 20 gallons tank.
Yes but thats lucky I think. They want to grow yo the best size possible and the more fish makes it an impossibility. Then they fade and die. Goldfish can live for 20 years or so .
my black moor is the cheekiest fish in my tank. i have 1 fancy goldfish that i'm not sure what breed, black moor, 2 comets & 3 bristlenose babies. They all get along really well except when the black moor is in a cheeky mood, i don't know if he does it because he's playing or hormonal chasing girls. He isn't rough or nasty though.
I like black Moor Goldfish
one of my other gold fish use to have swim blader dedes bc she use to eat are but we but her on a diet and i still have her to this day
How bad is a black moors eyesight? I just got one today to add to my tank with 2 red cap orandas. I fed them and my orandas were swimming like crazy competing for the food but the new black moor just kind of swam around. I watched to see if it would get any food and I’m not sure if it did or not but I think it got at least 2 flakes (I ordered pellets which I’ll be switching over to when I get them) I’m just worried that it will starve! Or maybe it’s because it’s a new environment as I just got him/her today (I think it’s a girl), and it could be stressed from the change? Maybe a couple days and she’ll settle in and be more interested in food? With her eyesight, can she tell who’s who in the household? As I know orandas and other goldfish are very smart and can distinguish between differs people.
Black Moors are a type of fancy goldfish that have distinct physical features, including bulbous, protruding eyes that are positioned on the sides of their heads. Due to the position of their eyes, Black Moors have poor eyesight and rely heavily on their other senses to navigate their environment. This means that if their tank is too cluttered or has sharp decorations or plants, they may accidentally injure themselves by bumping into objects or getting stuck in tight spaces. It is important to provide a spacious and well-decorated tank for Black Moors that allows them to swim freely and avoids clutter or sharp objects. It is also recommended to avoid using gravel as a substrate, as it can easily get caught in their protruding eyes and cause irritation or injury.
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Thank you
I got a black moor and a red cap oranda in a barebottom 2 foot tank. I do almost daily water changes to remove poop and uneaten food
What are your preferred food products available in the shop ?
I went from standard fish food pellets to new life spectrum goldfish and where I live i had never heard of them. Are they reasonable standard as I have recently seen on RUclips ? Ty
My black is 6 months old and she lives with 7 months old male comet, female oranda and male fantail, she has a crush on comet. (Videos in my channel)
I like black moors
Good job sir, I have a pond with Comets but now looking to set up a large fancy goldfish tank, this is great basic information, thank you! I have two 150 gallon Cyclid tanks but looking for a larger size for the fancy goldfish setup.
How long have you had the Cichlids?
For about two years, but I've been keeping fish for over 20 years, mostly community fish. I had a Jack Dempsey for about 14 years and had to euthanize him due to old age and that inspired me to get the two big tanks and then I did the pond. My situation changed since I posted here, I decided not to do a big goldfish tank because I got a new job working from home and setup a 30 gallon Nano fish tank in my home office. My Mom passed away and I dedicated the tank to her, it's named Mama's Bait and Tackle.
@@markadams9401 First of all thanks for the comments. Wow a Jack Dempsey at 14 years, that's awesome. That's a few years longer than average. Sad you had to put him down.
What type of fish are in the nano? We are actually going to be doing videos on all fish breeds.
Sorry to hear about the loss of your mother but it is awesome that you dedicated it to her. Love the name of the tank by the way.
Right now I have 2 Spotted Puffers, 6 Red Eyed Tetra, Six Red Minors, and six Otocinclis. I'm adding six at a time, about two weeks apart until I've got a nice blend of top, middle and bottom fish. The Otos are doing a great job on some algae for me. Interestingly enough the goldfish in my pond costs zero dollars, I rescued six from a guy that didn't want them, he had them in a nasty tiny pond, and once I got them in my pond they had babies twice and now I've got too many to count, seriously.
@@markadams9401 Sweet. I added some Red Eyed Tetra to my 75 gallons a few days ago myself. I already had 5 Red Minors in it for about 2 years now. I haven't had any Puffers nor have I had Otocinclis yet but I do want some puffers soon lol. I have some dwarf Plecos that have got algae at bay.
Good for you on the rescue. Yeah, you have to keep an eye out on that population growth. What type of goldfish are they?
Can you help please its winter here now and my blackmoor has just started showing tubercles, why? I didnt think they would in winter and hes in a tank with just a small catfish
0:38 History
1:04 Physical traits
3:16 Care
4:43 Feeding
5:33 Aquarium Tips And Care
7:19 HOW WILL THE BLACK MOOR ACT TOWARDS OTHER FISH AND MY FAMILY?
7:51 Health
My black moor turns to gold when it gets older🥺
same only her stomik id gold
do black moors really enjoy company of other fish? i only want the one. we have a 90 litre tank
you said they start out in an orange colour then change to black when they're older, roughly how old would they be at that time?
Quite young I’m guessing, when I bought mine they was small and black already
What’s the best algae eaters for Coldwater?
Is the Narrator is from kaveman?
Bhai maine black moor gold fish
2 din pahle buy kiya hu
1 din thik thak thi
But ab swim nahi kar rahi hai
Kya karu
Batao please 🙏🙏
My black moor's name is Bubu
🚫I came here for help!!!🚫
My black moors tail isn’t all long and can like. i’m worried he had his tail rot when my parents were caring for him. is there any way to help get that big flowy tail back? i love him to death and just want the best for him!!
i have a butter fly black moir and her name is siver but is it normal if she has a vain in her little body
My Black Moore turned into orange colour
How do you breed them
wait what about red moor
There eyes pop out !!??
Yes
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Black Moor goldfish don't have longevity like all fancy goldfish they have a lot of health problems.
Thank you for the comment.
They can suffer from ailments. That's why water parameters are important. While there are times we can't stop some diseases from developing we can stay on top of water quality and nutrition to stave off some issues.
I had to chop my girl friends up with a sword the other day. It was my fish at one time. She had not been home for ten days and someone was supposed to be feeding it. That was not the issue. The person did not tell us the fish got sick and it was rotting and still alive when I went to check on it. RIP Matrix, you went through hell.
But why chop them up
@@jadenpadgett1821 man wanted to be a menace
@@jadenpadgett1821 the easiest way to kill a fish (and most painless for them) is to stun them by hitting the fish, then quickly pierce the brain with a knife.
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My black moor is a bully and had killed one of my fish already
One of the ugliest fishes you're showing where as blackmoors can be very beautiful.
My Moors rarely. Live more than six months.
I'm sorry to hear that. What setup did you have?
@@AquariumFishKeepers a 30 gallon long tank.the fantails and shubunkins. Do just fine but the Moors die.thats why I don't think it's a problem with the water, maybe they need a special diet.
I wonder why. mine have been living for 4 years!
@@alleykat6171 i just got one and its 6-8 months old. maybe it depends how healthy they are when you got them or your water condition.
@@kazuha4157 I think I had too many fish in the aquarium.