Carassius auratus moor (Moor)

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The Carassius Auratus Moor fish, also known as Moor's red fish or even Japanese red fish, is a variety of red fish from Japan. It is a popular species in the aquarophilia, especially because of its beauty and its ease of maintenance.

Morors red fish have a bright red color, with red fins, and black spots on their body. They also have fleshy lips and a sail -shaped tail. They can reach a size of 15 centimeters in length, although most of the Moors red fish sold as a company animals are generally smaller.

Moors red fish are cold water fish, and they need a well -equipped aquarium to be happy and healthy. They need a filter to maintain clean and oxygenated water, as well as heating to maintain a comfortable water temperature. They also like to have plants and rocks in their aquarium to hide and feel safe.

Regarding diet, morors red fish are omnivorous and appreciate a varied diet including red -fish pellets, living foods such as vase or artemias, as well as raw vegetables such as salad leaves or spinach. They must be fed once or twice a day in reasonable quantities to avoid overeating and damaging their health.

In general, moors red fish are pleasant and easy -to -maintain pets, but they need careful care and an adequate environment to be healthy. They can live for many years if they are well taken care of, and they can bring great joy to their owner.

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