Goldfish

The Goldfish is a truly classic fish. It has been bred for fishkeeping since the 19th century, and to this day it can be found in pet shops all over the world. There are many different varieties and breeds available, all designed to fit into just about any freshwater habitat. Unfortunately, Goldfish have a poor reputation for being a disposable pet. They are often bought for children and beginner fish keepers with the belief that they will not live for very long. However, this fish lives for much longer than most people realize, especially when they are given the correct …

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The telescope goldfish is a freshwater fish species that can also tolerate brackish water. They are known scientifically as Carassius auratus and closely resemble the common goldfish. These fish have large protruding eyes that extend out of the fish’s head. Young telescope goldfish are black or brown in color and only turn red, white, or orange once the fish reach full maturity. Juvenile fish are a dark color to offer them protection and camouflage against potential predators. Aquarists looking for quirky-looking fish with a calm personality will benefit from introducing the telescope goldfish into a freshwater tank. They are suitable …

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