Siraitia grosvenorii generally does not jump into the tank. If there is a phenomenon of jumping into the tank, it may be due to being frightened or stimulated. Breeders can stabilize their mood first, and then ensure that the surrounding environment is quiet. It is also possible that because of the lack of oxygen in the fish tank, they can not adapt, so they will jump into the tank. Breeders can oxygenate in time to ensure sufficient dissolved oxygen in water. It may also be a sudden change in the environment, so that Luohan fish can not adapt, resulting in the behavior of jumping tanks. In this case, they can rest and recover on their own.
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normal circumstances, Luohan fish will not jump into the tank. Jumping into the tank is generally caused by environmental discomfort, such as too much water exchange, too large temperature difference, being frightened, lack of oxygen and other reasons. Siraitia grosvenorii jumping tank is a very dangerous behavior, because the size of Siraitia grosvenorii is relatively large, when jumping tank is very vulnerable to injury, followed by once jumped out, it is likely to die directly. If Luohan fish frequently jump into the tank, it can be covered with a lid or a protective net first, or the water level can be lowered. However, this method can only cure the symptoms but not the root cause, and the specific method should be decided according to different situations.
If the fish is frightened, the breeder can first try to calm the mood of the fish, and then keep the environment around the fish tank quiet. When the situation is serious, the fish can be covered with a lid and black cloth, which can increase their sense of security.
2. If it is due to lack of oxygen, the breeder can first turn on the oxygen pump to the maximum, so that the dissolved oxygen in the water increases rapidly, and then change the water in time to ensure that the water quality is clean.
3. If the temperature difference is large or the amount of water exchange is large, the breeder can first raise the water temperature to 28 degrees, try to adjust the water quality to the original state, and wait for a few days to recover.
