If you don't want to keep parrot fish, you can give them away. You can also ask the local aquarium if they are recycled. Try not to release them. Because parrot fish is a hybrid fish, the respiratory system is inherently defective, if released to the wild, it is difficult to survive. If breeders do not want to keep parrot fish, they can give them away or sell them instead of releasing them. Parrot fish are colorful and graceful, and now many aquariums have parrot fish.
If you don't want to
raise parrot fish, you can give them to relatives, friends or colleagues. You can also consult the local aquarium. Generally, the aquarium will buy these fish. You can also give them to the Animal Protection Association. But parrot fish are more delicate and can not be transported over long distances. The breeder had better give it away nearby. And it's better not to release them. Because parrot fish are tropical fish, they have higher requirements for water temperature and water quality, and they are hybrid fish, they are born with lips that can not be closed, so the respiratory system will be affected. If they are released into the wild, they will die quickly because they do not adapt to the environment. 2. How to raise
parrot fish 1. Water temperature: Parrot fish is a tropical fish. Its favorite water temperature is 25-30 ℃. Heating rods need to be installed to keep the temperature when breeding. They are sensitive to temperature differences, which can cause stress reactions, and breeders need to keep the water temperature constant.
2, water quality: Parrot fish like weak acid water quality, usually can keep the PH value between 5.5-7.0. They like new water, and breeders can change water every day if they have the conditions, or 2-3 times a week if they don't have the time.
3. Feeding: The parrot fish does not have a high demand for food. The breeder can feed it with synthetic feed at ordinary times, and then raise it with some red worms, shrimp, mealworms, mealworms, etc.
