Can I Keep A Black Moor Fish In A Standard Fish Bowl?

I have had a black  moor fish in a bowl for 5 years and it has thrived on a twice weekly water change and a once weekly complete bowl clean. It is a fairly small bowl so the fish is a small fish, but it is healthy and enjoying life. It celebrates its 6th bday in 4 months.

Puppy_luvr gives good advice and I will add to it. Goldfish of any type do produce a lot of ammonia so they need more water per fish than the average fish. NO fish of ANY species should be kept in a bowl. For any fish to be healthier and happier and longer living, they should have an aquarium with proper water filtration to keep oxygen levels at a healthy level in the tank water. Even betta fish will thrive better if given a tank with a filter pump and heater. Your black moor should be given at least 7 to 10 gallons of water PER fish. More if you can give it.

Well black moors are cold water fish so you can not  because black moors produce a lot of waste which leads to ammonia and nitrite spikes and will die I have 2 black moors and they are perfectly fine with our kidney shaped pond out side
good luck with your fish!!!

Mines do, but you have to change the water often; real often.

No,well you can but itll die WAY faster.