What glass catfish likes best is some animal feed, especially some live bait. When they are in the wild, they all eat some Cladocera and copepod food, and sometimes they also eat some small fish and shrimp. When raising glass catfish artificially, you can choose to feed some red worms, bumper shrimps, Tenebrio molitor, bread worms, lean meat, animal viscera, etc. These foods are rich in nutrients and are not easy to carry parasites and bacteria, so they are very suitable for glass catfish.

1. Feeding frequency: Glass catfish doesn't eat much, so breeders need to follow a small number of feeding methods. The specific feeding frequency depends on their growth stage. If they are young glass catfish, they can be fed twice a day. Because they have a higher demand for food in their infancy, but their appetite is small, they need to feed more frequently. When they are adults, they can be fed once a day instead.

2. Feeding amount: The feeding amount of glass catfish should also be determined according to their growth stage. If it is a juvenile glass catfish, the feeding amount can be eaten within 10 minutes each time. If it is an adult glass catfish, it can be eaten within 15 minutes at a time. In addition to the growth stage, breeders can also decide the feeding amount according to their feeding state.