Dutch phoenix fish can reproduce once in about half a month. Compared with other fish, their reproduction speed is relatively fast. Dutch phoenix fish not only breeds fast, but also breeds very frequently. An adult Dutch phoenix fish can reproduce about 20 times a year. Their reproduction is not restricted by seasons. As long as the living environment is comfortable, they can reproduce.

1. Choose parent fish: Dutch phoenix fish can reproduce when they are adults. If breeders want them to reproduce, they can put the adult fish in a separate container and let them pair themselves.

2. Breeding environment: The breeding water temperature of Dutch phoenix fish should be kept at about 27-28 ℃, and the PH value should be kept between 6.5-7.5. In this way, they can estrus and mate faster.

3. Reproduction: Dutch phoenix fish are oviparous fish. When they reproduce, the female fish first lays eggs, and the male fish then goes to the front row of sperm. At this time, they have finished reproduction, and fish eggs will become fertilized eggs.

4. Hatching: After a period of incubation, fertilized eggs will become small fish. During incubation, breeders need to keep the environment stable. Small fish don't need to be fed when they hatch, and try to feed good-year shrimp eggs or cooked egg yolks about 3 days after they are born.