Water temperature: The perch has a higher requirement for the ambient temperature, and the water temperature should be kept between 27 and 30 ℃. When the water temperature is low, they will have no desire to eat. | | Feeding: It is an omnivorous fish, can eat some animal bait, but also able to eat plant bait. | | Water quality: Soft and alkaline water is more favorable for their growth. They can be raised directly with tap water, but they need to be exposed to the sun before they are used.
This kind of fish has a more gorgeous appearance, attracting the attention of many photographers, but their courage will be relatively small, usually will often hide in the crevice of the stone. So when raising them at home, don't let them be frightened. It takes a long time for them to adapt to the new environment. Before feeding, they will have a loss of appetite. At this time, feeding requires enough patience. When their diet returns to normal, it is easy to survive, so feeding is generally difficult.
Water temperature: When raising at home, make sure that the water temperature in your aquarium is between 27 ℃ and 30 ℃. If the temperature exceeds this range, it will inhibit their growth. In winter, you need to use a heating rod to keep the temperature at the right level.
2. Feeding: They are not particularly picky eaters. They can eat both plant and animal baits. When they are raised at home, they can choose live baits such as tubificidae and mealworms, which are always rich in protein. They can also choose fragments of plants and vegetables to feed.
3. Water quality: Good water quality is also the basis for their long-term life. Alkaline soft water can make their growth more active. You can choose tap water to raise at home, but you need to expose the tap water to the sun for three days to remove the chlorine in the water.
