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1. Can 3 cm butterfly carp eat blood worms?

3 cm butterfly carp can eat bloodworms, but they must be crushed, so as to increase their food intake. Only when the butterfly carp grows to 5 cm to 10 cm can they be fed with whole bloodworms. Because the butterfly carp of about 3 cm is still a small fish that has just been born not long ago, it is still a young fish. It is best to feed it with crushed soft food, which is beneficial to their growth rate.

2. What kind of feed does butterfly carp eat?

1⃣️During the butterfly carp seedling stage, it is recommended to feed brine shrimp, frozen bloodworms and other high-protein foods, and feed S-size feed at 10-15 cm

2⃣️Butterfly carp sub-adult stage, it is recommended to choose to feed mainly feed, or alternately feed with high protein. 20-35 cm feed M feed

3⃣️During the adult stage of butterfly carp, it is recommended to reduce the feeding amount and appropriately match it with complementary food that helps intestinal absorption. For carps over 35 cm, choose large particles, generally M+ size feed.

3. Is it okay to feed butterfly carp with frozen blood worms?

Can.

1. During the butterfly carp seedling stage, it is recommended to feed brine shrimp, frozen bloodworms and other high-protein foods, and feed S-size feed at 10-15 cm

2. In the sub-adult stage of butterfly carp, it is recommended to feed mainly feed, or alternately feed with high protein. Feed M feed for 20-35 cm

3. When butterfly carp are in adult stage, it is recommended to reduce the feeding amount and appropriately match the supplementary food that helps intestinal absorption. For carp over 35 cm, choose large particles, generally M+ size feed.

4. What is the best way to feed butterfly carp?

It is recommended to feed butterfly carp with brine shrimp, frozen bloodworms and other high-protein foods during the seedling stage, and feed S-size feed at 10-15 cm; it is recommended to feed butterfly carp with feed as the main food during the sub-adult stage, and it can also be fed alternately with high-protein foods, and feed M-size feed at 20-35 cm;

It is recommended to reduce the amount of feeding for butterfly carp in adulthood and appropriately match it with supplementary food that helps intestinal absorption. Choose large particles for carps over 35 cm, generally feed such as M+.

5. What will happen if butterfly carp is fed blood worms?

There are many benefits of feeding koi fish with blood worms. It can make koi fish grow fatter and reduce the occurrence of koi fish diseases. Please pay attention to this when raising koi fish.

Koi is an omnivorous fish and is not picky about food, so it is relatively easy to feed. Generally speaking, just feed the fish on time. In daily life, cooked and chopped meats, such as pork, beef, chicken and duck, rice bran, grains and other grains, various small insects, algae and other aquatic plants can all be used as food for koi, and they taste delicious. However, this does not mean that you can feed koi casually. There are ways to feed koi. The following explains in detail how to feed koi every day.

Science shows that in koi breeding, the most suitable living temperature for koi is 20-27 degrees Celsius. If it exceeds 30 degrees, the appetite of koi will weaken. According to the specific situation, breeders can feed koi three to four times a day, but they must ensure that the koi finish eating within 5-10 minutes. At the same time, in hot summer or cold winter, breeders should pay attention to feeding 1-2 times a day, reducing the feeding amount appropriately, and try to finish eating within 10 minutes, and it is best to have no residue. In the hot summer, you can feed in advance, at 7 or 8 in the morning, before the water temperature rises. In the cold winter, the water temperature is mostly below 7 degrees, so the feeding time can be at noon when the light time is strong, and the feeding should be stopped when the water temperature is 1-2 degrees.

Generally, individuals can feed koi once a day. It is best to feed the koi until they are 70% to 80% full. In spring and autumn, when the water temperature is suitable, keep enough bait to ensure that the koi are full and eat well. If the koi shows signs of looking for food after one feeding, feed it a second time. Within one or two days of changing the water for the koi, feed slightly less. After the water turns green, feed regularly to ensure that the koi are full. If it is the breeding season, the amount of bait for koi can be reduced by one-half or one-third. For weak and sick koi, the amount of bait can be reduced by two-thirds to reduce the occurrence of koi disease.

When feeding koi fish, you need to supplement them with appropriate nutrients.

6. What are the harms of feeding red worms to butterfly carp?

Butterfly carp are prone to bacterial infection when fed with bloodworms. Because bloodworms may carry more bacteria, if they are not disinfected, butterfly carp may suffer from enteritis or bacterial infection.

Live food may carry bacteria, and breeders can use potassium permanganate to soak it, which can effectively clean all the bacteria in the live food.

If you find it troublesome to disinfect every time, you can freeze these live foods directly in the refrigerator, which can also effectively kill bacteria.

7. Can butterfly carp be fed living things?

Yes, you can feed small fish to koi. I have tried it before, but I have never done so to butterfly carp. I have fed mealworms to goldfish or koi before, and I have also fed a very small amount of mealworms and mosquito larvae to my butterfly carp in this tank. The feeding amount is extremely low, and it is definitely not the same as the feeding method for pure carnivorous ornamental fish.

Even for carnivorous ornamental fish, such as Arowana, it is impossible to feed them in large quantities at the beginning. It is possible that they only eat fish feed in the fish farm. Until now, the number of small fish I feed them is not very large. Piranhas, on the other hand, do not care about these small live fish at all. They also know when they are hungry or full. This is the difference between them.

8. Will butterfly carp grow faster if fed with blood worms?

Grow fast.

Butterfly carp can eat brine shrimp, bloodworms, bloodworms, mealworms, breadworms, etc., but these live foods may carry bacteria. Breeders can use potassium permanganate to soak and wash, which can effectively clean up all the bacteria in these live foods. If you find it troublesome to disinfect every time, you can freeze these live foods directly in the refrigerator, which can also effectively kill bacteria. In addition to live food, butterfly carp can also eat some synthetic feed, but breeders should choose feed specially for butterfly carp. Because other ornamental fish feeds have some color enhancement, which is not suitable for butterfly carp to eat.

9. Is it better to feed butterfly carp with brine shrimp or blood worms?

Brine shrimp is good.

1. Stable environment: When breeding butterfly carp artificially, it is necessary to pay attention to the stability of their living environment. They are sensitive to changes in the environment. When the water temperature or water quality fluctuates, they will feel more uncomfortable and may even get sick. 2. Reasonable feeding: Butterfly carp do not eat a lot, so breeders only need to feed them once a day. Each feeding should be enough for them to finish eating within 10 minutes. If there is any residual food, it needs to be cleaned out immediately to avoid food residues from polluting the water quality.

10. What kind of feed should be fed to butterfly carp and orchid when raised together?

During the butterfly carp seedling stage, it is recommended to feed brine shrimp, frozen bloodworms and other high-protein foods, and feed S-size fish feed at 10-15 cm;

In the sub-adult stage of butterfly carp, it is recommended to feed mainly feed, or alternately feed with high protein feed, feed M-size fish feed for 20-35 cm;

When butterfly carp reaches adulthood, it is recommended to reduce the amount of feeding and appropriately add complementary food that helps intestinal absorption.