Water temperature: if you want to raise red arowana well, the water temperature needs to meet two conditions: one is between 24-28 ℃, and the other is that there can be no great change. Water quality: they like clean water and can adapt to pH between 6.5-7.5. Feeding: when the young fish are young, they can be fed 1-2 times a day. Feed can be broken shrimp meat, bread worms, etc. After adulthood, you can feed harvest shrimp, dried shrimp or bagged feed once a day. 1、 How to raise red arowana 1. Water temperature: if you want to raise red arowana well, you must control the water temperature. The water temperature needs to meet two conditions: one is between 24-28 ℃ and the other is that there can be no significant change. Otherwise, the fish will be unable to adapt and grow poorly. During the hair color period, the water temperature can be adjusted to 28-29 ℃, which is more conducive to its hair color.
2. Water quality: in addition to water temperature, water quality is also an important factor that needs attention. They like clean water and can adapt to pH between 6.5-7.5. During aquaculture, it is recommended to install a filtration system in the fish tank to ensure water quality.
3. Light: when raising red arowana, it is recommended to give it appropriate light irradiation to promote its hair color and growth. Red and white lights can be used to illuminate the young fish. When it grows up, it can be illuminated mainly with a white lamp. You can also add 1-2 red lamps to improve the viewing effect.
4. Feeding: during the period of young fish, it can be fed 1-2 times a day. The feed is required to be easy to digest. Broken shrimp meat, bread worms and so on can be used. When it becomes an adult, it can feed rich shrimp, dried shrimp or bagged feed once a day. Pay attention not to feed too much feed. Each feeding should let the fish eat up within 10 minutes. 2、 How to prevent red arowana from sending in 1. Feed disinfection: unclean feed is the main reason why red arowana has to send in. Disinfecting the feed before feeding, especially before feeding live bait, can effectively prevent them from being sent in.
2. Raise the water temperature: properly raise the water temperature and control it between 24-28 ℃, which can make the fish grow better and improve the resistance. This also reduces the probability that they will have to send in. （GongLongYuZenMeCaiNengYangHao，ZenMeYuFangNeiJi）