CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What can be kept with snapper? Can it be kept with parrot fish?

1. What can be mixed with horse snapper? Can it be mixed with parrot fish?

The horse bream can be mixed with loach and paparazzi. In terms of personality, the horse bream is a relatively fierce fish with a very strong sense of territory and is quite aggressive. Many fish are not suitable for mixed breeding with them. Loach can be mixed with them because they are not very noticeable and swim fast, so they can escape quickly. In addition, paparazzi can also be mixed with the horse bream. In the process of mixed breeding, a larger fish tank should be used and sufficient food should be provided. 1. What can the horse bream be mixed with? The horse bream is a common ornamental fish in my country and is often raised at home as an ornamental fish by breeders. When breeding ornamental fish, an important aspect is mixed breeding. Some fish are not suitable for mixed breeding with other fish, while some fish are more suitable for mixed breeding. In terms of personality, the horse bream is a relatively fierce fish, and their own sense of territory is relatively strong, very aggressive, and it is easy to fight with other fish.

However, not all fish are unsuitable for breeding with snappers. For example, loaches can be raised with snappers. Because of their inconspicuous appearance, snappers may not notice them. Moreover, loaches are a type of fish that swim very fast, so even if snappers chase them or fight with them, loaches can easily escape. In addition to loaches, porcupines can also be raised with snappers. When raising them together, there are still many issues that need to be paid attention to. Space and food are the two most important factors. Sufficient space and abundant food need to be provided so that conflicts between fish are not likely to occur.

2. Can the Spanish bream be raised together with the parrot fish? As mentioned above, the Spanish bream itself is a relatively ferocious fish with a strong sense of territory. The parrot fish is also a very ferocious fish, sometimes even more ferocious than the Spanish bream. If these two fish are raised together, conflicts are likely to occur, resulting in a lose-lose situation. Therefore, try not to raise these two fish together. The fish species that are more suitable for raising with the Spanish bream are the loach and paparazzi whales introduced above. When raising them together, just pay attention to providing sufficient food and space.

2. Problems with mixed culture of ornamental fish

To be honest, you have too many different kinds of fish. The ten-spotted bream is a bream, and you have four killifish. Although they live in similar environments, they are still different in size. Besides, the parrot and the ten-spotted bream are small now, but they will grow up slowly, and the fish in your tank will disappear slowly. It is not recommended to keep ten-spotted bream and dragonfish together, as they require different environments. If you want to change, you can go in the direction of various bream, such as Tanzania bream, and make a stone tank with colorful fish, which will look very natural. If you follow this idea, don't consider shrimps, snails, etc.

3. The matching problem of mixed culture of ornamental fish

White silver dragon, red parrot fish, black lucky cat, old back will be very black, but the belly of this fish is white, but it always moves on the bottom of the tank, you can also keep three scavengers, commonly known as garbage fish, which are pure black and can also clean the fish tank. Silver dragon usually swims in the upper part, parrot fish is in the middle, lucky cat moves at the bottom of the tank, forming a combination of high, medium and low. These are all tropical fish that need a constant temperature of about 30 degrees. The water in the tank must be well maintained, and the biochemical filter material must be strong. Change a quarter of the water every half a month, and the changed water must be maintained (exposed to the sun for 6 hours or ventilated for 24 hours).