CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What is the aquarium environment for domestic ornamental fish?

1. What is the aquarium environment for domestic ornamental fish?

The water environment for raising ornamental fish at home refers to various environmental factors such as water quality, water temperature, and light in the aquarium, which directly affect the growth of fish, aquatic plants and other organisms. Due to the small water body, various environmental factors in the aquarium, such as water temperature, dissolved oxygen, pH, ammonia nitrogen, etc., change

The aquarium environment is large and the water environment is unstable, which increases the difficulty of raising ornamental fish. Therefore, the aquarium environment is an important condition for the success of raising ornamental fish.

2. How do the ornamental fish I raise at home eat aquatic plants?

Most ornamental fish prefer animal-based baits, but some species also feed on plant-based baits, such as the black Mary and black skirt among the ovoviviparous tropical fish, which like to eat tender grass leaves and water plants; some species of carp, such as tiger barbs, like to eat raw algae. In addition to nutrients such as protein, plants also contain rich vitamins and cellulose, which are essential nutrients for fish growth and are indispensable foods for plant-eating fish; for omnivorous fish, plant-based food will play a good role in their gonadal development. So it is not surprising that you find that some of your ornamental fish eat water plants.

3. Why do my ornamental fish die of old age?

Most of them are water quality issues.