The body color of yellow parrot fish and red parrot fish is different. The former is yellow and the latter is yellow. Apart from this, there is no major difference between the two. They have similar habits, body length and life span, and there is no obvious difference.
Although the habits of the yellow parrot and the red parrot fish are similar and they like the same environment, they cannot be raised together. This is because when raising red parrot fish, they need to feed some feed with red effect to make them develop color. If the yellow parrot fish eats these feeds, the body color will gradually turn red. Therefore, they can not be raised together, they need to be raised in separate tanks.
The habits of the two kinds of fish are similar, and they both like to grow in water with a temperature of about 26 ℃. They are sensitive to the cold, and in the winter, they need to use heating rods to maintain the water temperature, otherwise they will easily get sick. They do not require very high water quality, as long as they are not too dirty, too hard or too acidic and alkaline water, they can generally adapt. They need to breathe to grow, so they need some dissolved oxygen in the water. An oxygen pump can be installed in the tank, or aquatic plants can be planted to provide oxygen.
