When the parrot fish reaches the breeding season, it will go through several processes of reproduction. Where the environment is suitable, spawning is possible throughout the year. After insemination, the next stage is to lay eggs. However, it takes a few days to lay eggs, which is not certain, but generally speaking, it will be between 3-7 days. After a few days, it has a lot to do with whether the surrounding environment is suitable. If the surrounding environment is suitable, it may lay eggs quickly. The surrounding water temperature is a very important factor and can be maintained at about 25 degrees, not too low. However, these eggs have no way to hatch, so it is best to take them out, lest they pollute the water quality. After the eggs are taken out, the surrounding environment can be kept suitable for the parrot fish to rest.
Before parrot fish spawn, there are also some signs. You can judge whether they are about to spawn by observing their state. First of all, you can look at their abdomen, and when they are about to spawn, the abdomen of female parrot fish will become very large, but sometimes it will not be obvious. In addition, they can also be judged by their behavior, the mother fish will find a place to lay eggs before spawning, such as a few pebbles and so on. If the mother fish is observed to peck at the pebbles frequently and keep away from other fish, it indicates that they are about to spawn.
