Fish (black moor fantail)
Fish (black moor fantail)
The black moor fantail is a captivating non-player character (NPC) found in the world of Old School RuneScape. This unique fish is known for its striking appearance, characterized by its deep black coloration and flowing, elongated fins. Unlike other fish, the black moor fantail is primarily a decorative species, often kept in aquariums rather than being used for culinary purposes or other practical applications.
Habitat: The black moor fantail can typically be found in freshwater bodies, particularly in serene and calm environments such as ponds and lakes. In Old School RuneScape, players can find references to this fish in various locations, including fish tanks at the home of the player or in specific pond areas designed for decorative purposes.
Attributes:
- Color: Deep black with hints of dark blue and purple shimmer under the right lighting.
- Size: Typically reaches a moderate size, making it ideal for home aquariums.
- Movement: Known for its graceful, slow movements caused by its unique fin structure.
Interaction: Players can interact with the black moor fantail primarily for aesthetic reasons. By placing it in aquariums within their player-owned houses, players can enhance the look of their homes or create serene underwater environments showcasing their collection of various fish species.
Breeding: The black moor fantail is also notable for its breeding capabilities. Players who enjoy taking care of their aquarium may find enjoyment in breeding these fish, producing offspring that reflect the same striking attributes of their parents. This can be achieved through careful maintenance of water quality and environment.
Trivia:
- The black moor fantail is often considered a symbol of good luck and prosperity in various cultures, which may contribute to its popularity among players who appreciate its aesthetics.
- This particular fish has become a favorite among those who enjoy completing their collection of fish within the game.
- While the black moor fantail does not serve a direct gameplay purpose like other fish (e.g., for cooking or quest items), it plays an important role in the customization of player homes.