CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What are the ornamental fish that live at the bottom of the water?

1. What are the ornamental fish that live at the bottom of the water?

Common bottom ornamental fish include:

Rich cat, tiger stripes, duckbill, etc. fish, dinosaur fish, scavenger fish

Bottom-level anti-swimming cat (a very beautiful scavenger) or golden moss rat

There are too many, I can’t remember their names, and even if I have names I can’t match them up.

Trash fish

2. What is the lowest water temperature in which tropical ornamental fish can survive?

The lowest tolerable temperature of tropical ornamental fish varies depending on the species. The one that can most tolerate low temperatures is the Tang fish, also known as the Baiyun Mountain fish, which originally lives near Guangzhou; the peacock and the slow Mary can tolerate water temperatures of around 11 degrees or close to the sun; species of the Cyprinidae (such as zebrafish) are also relatively cold-resistant; the Cichlidae (such as angelfish) and the Characinidae (red and green lights) are not cold-resistant, and the lowest temperature cannot be lower than 15 degrees.

The temperature of the traffic light should be a little higher.'' About 20 degrees is better.' That little thing is not very resistant to sunlight.'

It depends on what kind of tropical ornamental fish you raise~~ Each fish can withstand different extreme temperatures!

Tell me what fish you keep.

The spotted marbled horsefish is relatively easy to raise. What is the lowest temperature it can withstand and how much nuclear fission it can endure?

3. The following five kinds of freshwater ornamental fish are recommended for home breeding

1. Koi. Nowadays, people often say that forwarding koi brings good luck, so how about keeping good luck at home? Koi not only has good meaning, but is also very beautiful. It can be raised in both cold water and hard water. With a little attention, it can be raised well.

2. Grass goldfish. Grass goldfish is not only beautiful in appearance, but also has strong adaptability and does not require much in terms of feed.

3. Pearl scale goldfish. Pearl scale goldfish is a relatively new type of fish. It looks better with its bulging body. There are no other requirements. Just be careful not to place any hard, blind decorations in the fish tank.

4. Oriental bream. Oriental bream is a kind of carp. Generally, wild ones like to grow in small rivers. If they are domesticated, they have relatively low requirements for water quality.

5. Guanbei black carp. This fish is not only beautiful in appearance, but also an easy-to-raise small fish. It requires little space and has very strong vitality. Generally, you just need to feed it and change the water.