Panda Telescope Goldfish: Features, Feeding, and Uses

The Panda Telescope goldfish is a very nice variety of fancy goldfish. It is a species of panda telescope goldfish with a distinctive black and white color pattern and bulging eyes.

It is one of the most hybridizable goldfish species after the Fantail goldfish. This variety is often called ‘panda moors“.

It is actually the product of hundreds of years of selective breeding. However, read below for more information on this variety of goldfish.

Panda Telescope Goldfish Specifications

The Panda Telescope goldfish is easily identified by its distinctive black and white color pattern and bulging eyes.

The young look like bronze fans and their bulging eyes develop gradually with age. And mature fish look velvety.

Although many of them lose that velvety look with age. As they age, they may even lose their panda coloring. And with age, they can turn orange-white or any other color combination.

Often they do not retain their color or may turn pure white. Photos and information from Wikipedia.

Diet

Like many other varieties of goldfish, these fish are omnivores. And they will eat almost any type of food.

Advantages

These fish are ornamental fish species. They are grown mainly for ornamental purposes and are also used as pets.

Special Notes

The Panda Telescope goldfish is strictly a cold water fish like all other goldfish species. They are quite hardy in the temperature range.

They can survive both in an aquarium and in a pond. They have poor eyesight and must be protected from predators.

With proper care, they can live a long time. However, check out the full breed profile of this fish in the table below.

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