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Can Mickey fish eat their own small fish, and what fish can be mixed with

Gustavo 'Gus' Fring
2021-08-07 04:11:20
Mickey fish will eat their own small fish. After they lay their eggs, if they don't fish out the small fish in time, they may eat them because they are too hungry. But after the small fish have some defense ability, Mickey fish will not eat them. Mickey fish can be raised with some tropical fish with mild temperament and similar size, such as guppy, Mary fish, red swordfish and so on.
Can Mickey fish eat their own small fish, and what fish can be mixed with 1. Will Mickey fish eat its own small fish

Mickey fish will eat its own small fish, which mostly occurs just after Mickey fish is produced. Female fish consume a lot of energy when they produce. Therefore, after they are produced, they will be very hungry. At this time, when they see smaller fish, they will eat them as food. Even the small fish they produce are no exception. Moreover, the newborn fish are fragile, unable to escape quickly, and are easily eaten. After the female fish are produced, it is necessary to fish out the small fish in time to avoid them being eaten. Wait until the small fish have the ability to protect themselves, and then put them back to the parent fish.

2. What fish can Mickey fish mix with

Mickey fish is a kind of tropical fish with mild temperament, so there are many fish that can be mixed with them. Among them, the fish that are more suitable for mixed culture with them are guppy, scissors fish, kissing fish, Mary fish, moonlight fish, lamp fish and so on. The living environment of these fish is not much different from Mickey fish, and they all like to live in water between 27-28 ℃ and PH between 6.5-7.5. When raising together, there will be no phenomenon of neglecting one thing and losing the other. And these fish are gentle in temperament and will not take the initiative to attack other fish. Fighting is rare when raising together. In polyculture, we should pay attention to the size difference of mixed fish, otherwise large fish may besiege small fish.

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