CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can clams and tropical fish be kept together?

1. Can clams and tropical fish be raised together?

It is best not to do this, because clams like to live in mud, and their excretion and digestive systems will continue to destroy the living environment of tropical fish. If there is no mud in the fish tank, it is difficult for clams to survive. If there is mud, once they die in the mud, it is difficult to find and remove them, and the water quality will deteriorate rapidly. Finally, a large number of fish will die.

It shouldn't be possible. One is in mud, and it's stinky mud, and the other requires water quality.

No, because clams easily pollute the water, which is not good for fish.

You can't eat tropical fish just because clams do.

2. Can river clams and tropical fish be kept in the same fish tank?

The water temperature for tropical fish is a bit too high for river clams. It's OK to keep them temporarily, but they won't be able to stand it for a long time.

It doesn't matter, but most of the imported clams have parasites and other problems, so it's best to isolate them for a while.

It is best not to mix cold water and tropical fish together.

3. Can river clams be raised in fish tanks? Can river clams be raised in fish tanks?

1. River clams can be raised in fish tanks.

2. River clams are filter-feeding mollusks that survive by filtering organic matter from the mud in the water. If you want to keep river clams alive artificially, you cannot turn on the filter water pump, but you can add oxygen.

3. River clams are high-oxygen aquatic organisms and have high requirements for oxygen content. River clams can indeed filter and purify water when placed in a fish tank. However, relying solely on river clams to purify water is not worth the effort. If river clams are used for breeding, you can keep the clams alone in a water tank with mud and sand. The water depth should not exceed 20 centimeters of mud and sand. If it exceeds this, it is easy to suffer from hypoxia. Soy milk or green water can be used to supplement the feeding every three to five days.

4. Can river clams, goldfish and peacocks be kept in the same fish tank?

River clams, goldfish and peacocks cannot be kept in the same fish tank.

First of all, river clams are not suitable for being kept in fish tanks, and they cannot be kept together with goldfish and peacocks.

Secondly, guppies are tropical fish that are suitable for higher water temperatures and cannot be raised with clams and goldfish.

Finally, goldfish are not suitable to be kept with tropical fish: tropical fish will bite their fins, causing the goldfish to be injured, infected, sick, and then die.

River clams are a general term for a type of animal in the family Mussels of the phylum Mollusca, distributed in freshwater lakes, rivers and ponds in Asia, Europe, North America and North Africa.

The meat is edible and is also suitable as bait for fish and poultry and feed for poultry and livestock. In some areas, it is used as freshwater pearl oysters, mainly the triangular sail oysters and the pleated crown oysters. In some places, it is called a clam shell, which lives at the bottom of freshwater lakes, ponds, rivers, etc., half buried in mud and sand. The water inlet and outlet pipes at the rear end of the body are exposed, and water can flow in and out of the mantle cavity to complete the functions of feeding, breathing, and excreting feces and metabolic products, and filtering microorganisms and organic particles in the water.

Guppy, also known as peacock flower, rainbow, and some areas in Northeast my country call it "anchovy" and "torch". It is a tropical fish of the suborder, family Poeciliaceae, genus Poeciliaceae. It is easy to raise. It is native to Venezuela, Barbados, northern Brazil and Guyana in South America. It was introduced to Singapore, China, Japan, South Korea, the United States and many European countries as an ornamental fish. The water temperature in the tank is stable between 22 and 26 degrees (all tropical fish can adapt to this temperature range). Adult fish are generally controlled at 22 to 24 degrees, while juvenile fish are controlled at around 24 to 26 degrees.

Goldfish originated in China, also known as "golden crucian carp". It is similar to carp but has no whiskers. It is an ornamental fish evolved from crucian carp. There are many varieties of goldfish, with colors such as red, orange, purple, blue, black, silver, and five-colored. They are divided into four major strains: Wen, Cao, Long, and Dan. Genetic research on the domestication of goldfish began in the 12th century. After a long period of cultivation, the varieties have been continuously optimized. Now the goldfish in various countries around the world are directly or indirectly introduced from China.

Yes, but you have to pay attention to the temperature of the water. It is best not to raise wild clams as they carry a lot of parasites.

Can't keep together

Goldfish are cold water fish and have high water requirements.

Peacock is a tropical fish

Yes

They are all animals that don't eat fish. It's okay to put them together.

But you have to change the water frequently