Colorful angelfish can be fed with frozen feed such as red worms, nematodes, mealworms and Tenebrio molitor. You can also feed some homemade hamburgers. You can also feed some synthetic feed, preferably the special feed for colorful angelfish. These foods have high nutritional value and can help them grow up quickly. In order to make the colorful angelfish grow fast, besides feeding, we should also ensure the stability of water temperature and water quality. The water temperature should be maintained between 28-30 degrees Celsius, and the water should be changed every 3-4 days.
If you want
colorful angelfish to grow fast, you can feed them more red worms, nematodes, mealworms, etc. These frozen feeds contain a lot of fat and protein, which can promote their growth and development. You can also feed more homemade hamburgers. Breeders can make patties with beef, chicken, shrimp and so on, and then add some vegetable leaves or carrots to ensure their nutritional balance. We should also regularly feed some color-enhancing feed, or directly choose synthetic feed containing astaxanthin. 2. How to raise colorful angelfish to grow fast
1. Water temperature: The water temperature that colorful angelfish like is 28-30 ℃. If breeders want them to grow fast, they need to stabilize the water temperature in this range. The water temperature should not be lower than 26 degrees Celsius, because if the water temperature is too low, they will suffer from loss of appetite and activity.
2. Water quality: The colorful angelfish likes weakly acidic water, and the PH value can be controlled between 6.2 and 68. The water for raising colorful angelfish should be exposed to the sun for 2 days in advance, so that the chlorine in the water can be completely volatilized before use. It is also necessary to change water regularly, preferably once every 3-4 days, and the amount of water changed each time should be controlled at one third of the total amount of water.
3. Oxygen: The colorful angelfish needs a lot of oxygen, and the breeder needs regular oxygen to ensure sufficient dissolved oxygen in the water.
