. Races de poissons rouges et autres poissons d'aquarium, de leurs soins et de propagation ; un guide pour les aquariums marins et d'eau douce, leur faune, flore et la gestion. Les aquariums ; poissons rouges. Les races de poissons rouges TÉLESCOPE CHINOIS MOOR GOLDFISH Carassius auratus, var. Chinensis maurus Fig. 24 Cette magnifique variété, connue sous le nom de Moor ou Télescope noir, est un très rare et très recherché, à juste titre, les poissons. Sa conformation générale est celle des Chinois de télescope, mais les nageoires et la queue sont habituellement plus longues.. FIG. 24-Chinese Moor Telescope Goldfish Carassius auratus^ var. chinensis maurus deux tiers de la taille la distin

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. Goldfish breeds and other aquarium fishes, their care and propagation; a guide to freshwater and marine aquaria, their fauna, flora and management. Aquariums; Goldfish. GOLDFISH BREEDS THE CHINESE MOOR TELESCOPE GOLDFISH Carassius auratus, var. Chinensis maurus Fig. 24 This magnificent variety, known as the Moor or Black Telescope, is a very rare and deservedly highly prized fish. Its general conformation is that of the Chinese Telescope, but the fins and tail are usually longer.. FIG. 24—Chinese Moor Telescope Goldfish Carassius auratus^ var. chinensis maurus Two-thirds life size The distinctive coloring is permanent in purely bred fishes and consists of an even covering over the entire fish, including the eyes, fins and tail, of a wonderfully rich bluish-black hue, so delicate and even in tone as to appear as though the entire fish were covered with the richest blue-black velvet, the magnificent sheen of which is such that one could expect to feel the very texture of the fabric. With many of the American bred Moors, however, the black color is not permanent. The Moor is always a scaled fish, though these, due to the intensely dark color, are usually invisible. Sometimes in fishes bred from Japanese stock, the colors are black on the back and sides, with a delicate bluish or reddish-bronze tone on the abdomen, these scales have the appearance of being outlined with golden-bronze. The fishes so marked never retain their black color, but at some time in their existence, assume the darker colors of the goldfish. It is accepted among breeders that young lyibors ' 57. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Wolf, Herman Theodore, 1855-. Philadelphia, Innes & Sons

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