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How big can a map fish grow and how long can it live?

Lydia Rodarte-Quayle
2021-03-19 02:04:31
The map fish raised by ordinary families can grow up to 30 centimeters and weigh about 500 grams. The wild map fish can grow to about 25 centimeters. Although the body length of wild map fish is relatively short, their color is bright, and their life span can reach 10 years, which is relatively long-lived among tropical fish. The life span of captive fish is only 4-5 years, and if they are well raised, they can live for 6 years.
How big can a map fish grow and how long can it live?

1. How

big can the map fish grow? The map fish raised artificially can grow up to 30 centimeters. It belongs to a kind of tropical fish with both ornamental and edible functions. They were introduced into China as a high-grade ornamental fish in the 1970s. Map fish in the wild can grow up to 25 centimeters. Although their body length is not as long as that of artificial breeding, their color is more gorgeous than that of artificial breeding, their body shape is more beautiful, and their life span is longer. Wild map fish are not common in our country, because they are mainly produced in the Amazon River in South America.

2. How long

can map fish live? Map fish can live for 4-6 years. It is a common fish, which can be both ornamental and edible. Its life span is relatively long in tropical fish, but how long it can live depends on the specific environment in which it is raised. Map fish can live up to 10 years if they are raised in the wild without pollution. If it is artificial breeding, the general life span can only reach 4-6 years. The living environment in the

fish tank is also closely related to their life span. If the water temperature is deliberately controlled, the water quality is guaranteed, and the food is sufficient and nutritious, their life span can reach 6 years. If the water is not changed for a long time and the disease is not treated in time, the life span of the map fish is up to 4 years.

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