CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Do sweat sharks eat parrot fish feed? Granular reddening feed

1. Do sweat sharks eat parrot fish feed? Granular reddening feed

Eat, as long as you are hungry, eat anything you can eat. But it is best to feed fish and shrimp. This thing can eat a lot and grow very fast. You have to be prepared, when it grows up, the fish feed costs hundreds of dollars a month~~~

2. How to raise red parrot fish?

Just buy some delicious food, some interesting things, lots of fish, panda pies, and large fruit yogurt. There should be no problem raising it like this.

3. What kind of feed is best for feeding fortune fish in mixed culture?

Wheat bran, bean cake, soybeans and other feeds. It is best to feed formulated granular feeds. In places where conditions permit, animal livers and silkworm pupae can also be fed.

The fortune fish, also known as the spaceship and long-threaded perch, is native to Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, etc. It belongs to the family of fighting fish. The fish of this family are generally small in size, but the fortune fish is a giant among the fish of this family. The adult fish is 20-69 cm long and oval in shape.

The body color is gray-brown, and the pelvic fins have changed into two long silk fins, each fin is light red. The water temperature for breeding is 22-26 degrees Celsius, and the water quality requirements are not strict. The breeding water temperature is 26-27 degrees Celsius. The tip of the male fish's dorsal fin is long and pointed, and it is a foam-oviparous fish. Float a few water plants on the surface of the aquarium, put a pair of parent fish in, and the male fish will produce a lot of foam on the water surface, and the fertilized eggs will be hatched in the foam.

The female fish lays 500-1000 eggs each time. It has a gentle temperament and is easy to raise.

Feeding method

The water quality requirement is not strict, and the water temperature for breeding is 22-26℃. The water quality is neutral or slightly acidic soft water. The bait includes small live fish, fish meat, shrimp meat, water earthworms, etc. The long-thread perch is native to Southeast Asia and was introduced from An Giang Province, Vietnam. It is commonly known as the God of Wealth Fish locally.

Its meat is tender, delicious, fast growing, and high in population yield. The seedlings can grow to 800-1000 grams after one year of breeding. The largest individual can reach 20 kilograms. It is deeply loved by breeders and consumers and is very popular in the international market. A pair of them was sold for 6,000 Hong Kong dollars in the Hong Kong Spring Festival market. It is a high-end economic fish. my country has introduced it in recent years. Our county is rich in geothermal resources, and has good conditions for artificial breeding and mass production of this variety.

The following is a brief introduction to the breeding and management of long-thread seabass broodstock for your reference.

1. Broodstock breeding.

1. Pond selection. A pond with sufficient cold and hot water sources, no pollution, appropriate water quality, and convenient drainage and irrigation should be selected as a broodstock breeding pond. The area should be 2 to 3 mu and the water depth should be 2 meters.

2. Free range.

The stocking density should not be too high, and the amount of broodstock released per acre of water surface should not exceed 120 kg. Pay attention to pond cleaning and disinfection before stocking, and require that the introduced species are pure, of uniform size, free of disease and injury, and in good physical condition.

3. Feeding. The long-thread perch can be fed with wheat bran, bean cake, soybeans and other feeds. It is best to feed it with formulated granular feed. In places where conditions permit, it can also be fed with animal livers and silkworm pupae.

Feed should be placed on a fixed bait table, and it is best if all the feed is eaten up every day. Feed twice a day, and reduce the amount in rainy or cold weather.

2. Breeding management.

1. Insulation. This species is a tropical fish with strict temperature requirements. The suitable water temperature is 22-32℃. On rainy days or when cold air comes, hot water should be added in time to increase the temperature. The depth of the pond should be maintained at ordinary times. Be careful not to increase the temperature too quickly to prevent sudden changes in temperature from being detrimental to the growth of the broodstock.

When the water temperature is too high, add cold water in time.

2. Water conservation. First, ensure that the water depth is more than 2 meters; second, ensure the water source. Ensure timely and sufficient supply of cold and hot water; third, ensure the water quality, keep the water rich, active, tender and refreshing, and the transparency is more than 35 cm. Add new water frequently, generally 2 to 3 times a month, add 10 to 20 cm of water each time, and drain the old water before adding water. In summer, the number of water changes and the amount of water can be appropriately increased.

Each culture pond should be equipped with an aerator to provide timely oxygenation or emergency treatment. During the wintering period, the insulation cover can be properly uncovered in fine weather to facilitate air circulation.

3. Food security. First, ensure the nutrition of the food. The feed must be fresh feed with high protein content. Do not feed rotten, spoiled, or nutritionally incomplete feed. Second, ensure the amount of food. This breed has a mixed diet and a large food intake. Pay attention to feeding on demand. Third, ensure the hygiene of the feeding table. Clean the feeding table regularly, remove leftover bait and debris, and hang the basket frequently for disinfection.

4. Disease prevention. Diseases of long-fin perch should be prevented first. Specific preventive measures are as follows: (1) Keep the water temperature above 20 degrees; (2) Disinfect the water regularly with 10-15 kg/mu of quicklime (once a week); or use 1 ppm bleach solution; (3) Mix bait with sulfonamides and feed; (4) Adjust the water quality in time, and clean and disinfect the feeding table regularly.

Common viruses of long silk mullet include printing disease, red skin disease and anchor crab disease, which can generally be cured by taking the right medicine. Generally, under the premise of doing a good job of prevention and feeding properly, long silk mullet will not be diseased.

5. Prevention. First, weeds should be removed around the pond to prevent livestock from entering the pond; second, staff should be on duty all day during the wintering period to promptly handle potential hazards, pay close attention to rainy, hot and humid weather, and sudden cold weather, and monitor and manage frequently; third, prevent theft.

It is recommended to use an aquarium larger than 1 meter. It is suitable for mixed breeding with most fish of similar size. Males will fight with each other and occasionally bully other fish smaller than it.

Arowana can only be kept alone. Map fish, fortune fish, and parrots can be mixed together. It is best not to keep a map fish, as it will dirty the tank very badly, and it is not good to clean it every day. It is also very greedy. Parrots are beautiful, but they don’t have good food. If this helps you, please set my answer as "good review".