Asks if black moors hibernate and need indoor aquarium for winter.
Black moors (telescope-eyed) become dormant but don't truly hibernate. They are sensitive to cold, temperature swings, low oxygen, and predators. Many die outdoors.
Bring indoors for winter. Author's experience: only 1 of 3 survived first winter; none survived second. Indoor tank ensures safety.
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