Live Fancy Goldfish Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor (1.50 inch)
Introducing the rare and stunning Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor! This unique fish stands out with its captivating red eyes and vibrant orange-yellow body, a striking twist on the classic Moor variety. At approximately 1.5 inches in total length, these fish are a rare find, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts seeking something extraordinary for their aquarium. Don’t miss out on adding this eye-catching treasure to your collection!
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor |
| Size | Approximately 1.5 inches (total length) |
| Coloration | Albino body with red eyes and orange-yellow highlights |
| Origin | Domestic breeding, Aquanautic hatchery |
FAQ
What makes the Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor different from other Moor goldfish?
The Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor features bright red eyes and an orange-yellow body, which distinguishes it from standard Moor goldfish. This rare coloration and eye pattern make it a standout in any aquarium.
Is this fish suitable for a community tank?
Yes, this fish is generally peaceful and suitable for community tanks with compatible species. It thrives in a well-maintained environment with moderate water flow and stable temperature.
How long does it take for this fish to reach full size?
The Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor grows to about 1.5 inches in total length, which is typical for its age group. Growth rate may vary slightly depending on water conditions and diet.
Nathan Dyer –
Received the Albino Red Eye Telescope Moor in perfect condition. The red eyes are very noticeable and the fish is active and healthy. It’s a rare find and adds a lot of visual interest to my 10-gallon tank. Highly recommend for collectors.
Luke Walsh –
The fish arrived quickly and looked vibrant. It’s not common to find this color variation, and the red eyes really stand out. I’ve had it for two months and it’s still active and eating well.
Abigail Peters –
This is one of the most unique goldfish I’ve ever seen. The orange-yellow body and bright red eyes are striking. It’s a great addition to a small aquarium and seems to adapt well to the water parameters.