I'm in 2 minds because I'm worried she'll get bullied again, even by a female, or I'll end up with another male or bully fish and I only have enough room for my spare 64 litre (about 15 us gallons) tank and would find keeping 3 tanks difficult as it's a lot more added work. Should I get another moor or a telescope butterfly (as they appear very similar but have larger bodies) and if so should I buy a 4-5 inch one so theyll know for sure if it's a female? Or should I just leave her on her own as she is very gentle and peaceful (loves humans) and has permanent damage on her tail from the bully fish? I really want to get her a friend but understand it has to be another female. This is probably the fastest and easiest way to tell the difference between a goldfish and a koi. Telescopes have many unusual synonymous names. The 7 Key Differences Between Koi and Goldfish Are: 1. The first copies were bred in China in the 18th century, after which Japan took over. The telescope goldfish is one of the most popular and unusual breeds of goldfish. She seems healthy, though not as active as the other 2. Sexual dimorphism in goldfish is not expressed, a female and a male can be determined only during preparation for spawning.
I have the female moor on her own in a 125 litre (33 us gallon) tank. The common goldfish has two sets of paired fins - the pectoral fins and pelvic fins, and three single fins- the dorsal, caudal, and anal fin. So I had to give him away to live on his own. I put him in with the other 2 males, he bullied both of them, chasing and biting the biggest one constantly (a bully fish unfortunately). I then brought a small oranda to go with the female moor thinking it was female, they got on well for months then he started chasing and hurting her, I found out he was actually male. The 2 males get on brilliantly as a pair. I found out they were both male and she was female, so that behaviour was normal.
They chased her round the tank all the time so I had to put her in a separate tank. In the past I had 2 other fancies (ranchu and oranda) in with her. I have a long tailed, slI'm bodied female moor, I've had her for about 3 years.
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