CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What fish can be raised with earth-eating snapper? What fish can be raised with earth-eating snapper?

1. What fish can be raised together with the earth-eating bream? What fish can be raised together with the earth-eating bream?

1. Earth-eating bream can be mixed with catfish. Earth-eating bream has a strong sense of territory, especially in the breeding season, and is very aggressive. It is easy to be bitten to death if mixed with smaller fish. Therefore, it is more suitable to mix with some larger bottom-dwelling fish.

2. However, during the breeding process, you need to observe each other's living habits more, and separate them in time if there is any disharmony.

2. Is snow snapper easy to raise? Can snow snapper be raised together?

1. Water temperature: Snow bream have a strong adaptability to water temperature and can survive in water at a temperature of 23-32℃.

2. However, if the water temperature is lower than 17℃, they will stop eating.

3. Water quality: They have relatively high requirements for water quality.

4. For them, it is more appropriate to keep the water pH between 2-5 and the water hardness between 9-11.

5. Feeding: You can feed them frozen brine shrimp, pellet feed and other foods.

3. Can big and small fish of the Sanhu Cichlid and Butterfly be raised together?

It is possible, but not recommended.

Since Sanhu Cichou generally have a strong sense of territory, generally speaking, strong big fish will attack small fish, so it is not recommended to raise big fish and small fish together. If mixed raising is unavoidable, it is recommended to follow the best principles of mixed raising and raise them selectively.

The best principle for mixed breeding is: consistent habits, consistent diet, and consistent body size (exponential magnitude). In the case of inconsistent habits, ensure consistent diet. When the ferocity differs greatly, use body size to balance. At the same time, cleverly set up the decorations in the fish tank, which are both necessary for reproduction and as a shelter.

4. Polyculture of Sparidae

Can we raise them together?