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Map fish become small fish a few days after spawning. How long will the small fish grow up?

Walter White
2021-07-15 10:02:18
Map fish can become small fish after 2-3 days of incubation after spawning, but how long it takes depends on the temperature of incubation. Generally speaking, the higher the water temperature, the faster the hatching speed, but the hatching of map fish should not exceed 30 C as far as possible, otherwise the quality of small fish hatched at high temperature is not good. Normally, if the water temperature is kept at 28-30 C, small fish can be hatched successfully in 1-2 days. If the water temperature is below 28 C, it will take 2-3 days to hatch.
Map fish become small fish a few days after spawning. How long will the small fish grow up?

1. Map fish become small fish

a few days after spawning. Map fish need to hatch 2-3 days after spawning to become small fish, but the specific time of hatching is closely related to the temperature of hatching. Generally speaking, the higher the water temperature when hatching, the faster the fry hatches, but when hatching fish, try not to exceed 30 degrees Celsius. Because the fry hatched at high temperature is prone to physical weakness, the normal incubation is generally between 28-30 degrees Celsius. When the water temperature is between 28 and 30 degrees Celsius, the fry usually hatch within 48 hours. If the water temperature is below 28 C, the incubation time will exceed 48 hours, and if the water temperature is lower, it may not be able to hatch.

2. How long can a small fish grow up

? The time when a map fish grows up is closely related to the way it is raised. If the environment is comfortable and the food is sufficient, it only takes 18-20 months for it to grow up and reproduce. If they are raised in a poor environment, their adult life will be relatively prolonged. If the breeder wants to make the map fish grow up quickly, he should give them enough food. Usually, he can make more beef hamburgers to feed them. He can also choose some live baits such as shrimp, red worms, small fish and water fleas to feed them.

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