Could someone please tell me what the offspring of one 4yr old black moor turned orange and one 3yr old female oranda with serious locks is called?

I'm simply trying to find out what the off spring of my male moor and female oranda is called. It's the black one in the photos I uploaded. And of course the moor and oranda are the parents.

Nossie, to answer your questions the three goldfish share a 55 gal with a redfin rainbow shark(also known as a common minnow). I also have a 30 gal with a plecostamis, gouramis, black fin tetras, a barb, and several otocincluses. The gouramis have offspring themselves at the moment, two fry survived and more eggs are germinating. Then there's the ten gallon that's supposed to be a hospital tank but is currently housing three neons a couple platys, and two more otocincluses.

I won't mention the snakes or cats here, oops. LOL

Thanx for the compliments.

Deofel: In that case I wouldn't know actually d: There are special telescope orandas of course. Have you heard of them? They're simply orandas with telecope eyes, the Chinese were developing them (They're not that cute actually). So maybe this can be called a telescope oranda? Or simply "oranda-telescope" hybrid d: It generally looks much like a ryukin, but it's not genetically possible, I think to make a ryukin out of these varieties.

What an awesome collection of fish you've got!

Hanna they curl up together all the time, I swear it's like they've bonded in some fish sort of way. Probably spend about 80% of their time like that.

  This is really so cute and lovely