How old can golden moss rats grow and how long can they live

In the breeding environment, golden moss mouse can grow to 10-12cm in length, a few individuals can grow to about 15cm, and the largest individual can grow to almost 18cm. When they were young, that is, when their body length was 2-3cm, they could feed on moss or algae. When you grow up, you don't like algae. They usually live for about five years. But if the water temperature is very low, their life may be reduced. 1、 How big can golden moss rats grow? In the breeding environment, golden moss rats can grow to 10-12cm in length, a few individuals can grow to about 15cm, and the largest individual can grow to almost 18cm. When they are young, that is, when they are 2-3cm long, they can feed on moss or algae. When you grow up, you don't like algae. At this time, feed is needed to provide food for them. You can choose dry fish food that can sink to the bottom, clean harvest shrimp, frozen red insects, etc. 2、 How long can golden moss mice live? Generally, golden moss mice can live for about 5 years. However, if the water temperature of the breeding environment is too low, or the water temperature and water quality of the breeding environment have changed greatly, so that it can not adapt, it may get sick and die in advance. It likes to live in water at about 26 ℃ and can adapt to water temperature conditions of 15-30 ℃. But if the water temperature is lower, it will be easy to get sick. 3、 How old can golden moss rats breed? In most cases, golden moss rats become adults after about three months from hatching. At this point, they are sexually mature and can reproduce. Females usually lay eggs in the morning or at dusk. Before laying eggs, they will first hold the semen emitted by the male fish in their mouth, send it to the rock or aquatic grass leaves to make it stick, and then lay eggs on it to complete fertilization. After laying eggs, the eggs will stay in the water and hatch after about 1-3 days. （JinTaiShuNengChangDuoDa，NengHuoDuoJiu）