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How old and how often do kissing fish breed?

Marie Schrader
2020-07-10 17:39:20
From the beginning of hatching, kissing fish need to grow for about 15 months before they can enter sexual maturity and have the ability to reproduce. However, its reproductive cycle is relatively short. If the living environment is suitable, it can reproduce many times in a year. If they want to reproduce normally, they need to be cultured in clean water and the temperature of the water should be controlled at about 26 degrees Celsius. In addition, some aquatic plants that can float on the water surface should be planted in the water. This environment is more conducive to their reproduction.
How old and how often do kissing fish breed?

1. How old are the kissing fish?

The growth rate of the kissing fish is not particularly fast. After hatching, it takes about 15 months for young fish to enter sexual maturity and have the ability to reproduce.

2. How often do kissing fish breed

The breeding cycle of kissing fish is not very long, and they can breed many times in a year. In the case of artificial breeding, they can be carried out 2-3 times a year. If the breeding conditions are suitable, they can reproduce more times. However, it is not recommended to breed them too frequently. Ince frequent breed may affect that quality of the fry produced.

3. What environment does the kissing fish need to reproduce

1. Clean water quality: If you want the kissing fish to reproduce smoothly, you should use relatively clean water to breed them. If there are impurities or other harmful substances in the water, they will hinder their reproduction.

2. Keep the water temperature: In the right water temperature, kissing fish will be easier to reproduce, and the eggs laid will be easier to hatch. Therefore, when breeding, it is recommended to control the water temperature at 26 C, not too low.

3. With aquatic plants: Because kissing fish have the habit of sending their eggs to floating aquatic plants, it is recommended to plant some aquatic plants that can float on the water surface in the tank for the eggs to stay when breeding them.

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