1. Are anchovies easy to raise Anchovies easy to raise. Although they have higher requirements than ordinary guppies, they can grow normally as long as the breeders can ensure that their living water temperature and water quality are stable and their food and nutrition are adequate. Although it is not difficult to raise anchovies, they are sensitive to environmental fluctuations and have relatively poor disease resistance. It is best for breeders to check their bodies regularly and sterilize them regularly to avoid bacterial infection.
2. How to raise anchovies1. Water temperature: Anchovies have high requirements for water temperature, and they like the water temperature around 24-26 ℃. Breeders need to use heating rods to keep the water temperature in this range to avoid fluctuation of water temperature.
2. Water quality: Anchovies like clean and refreshing water quality. When cultured artificially, they need to change water once every 3 days. The amount of water changed each time should be controlled at one third of the total amount of water, and the temperature difference between new water and old water should not exceed 2 ℃.
3. Feeding: Anchovies are omnivorous fish, and breeders can choose a variety of foods to feed with. The animal feed suitable for them to eat is abundant shrimp, red worms, bread worms, yellow mealworms, water fleas, water lice and so on. Plant feeds suitable for them include algae, aquatic plants, moss, weeds and so on. If breeders don't have time, they can also choose to feed some synthetic feed.
4. Space: Anchovies have long fins, so breeders need to give them sufficient living space. It is best to keep them alone to avoid other fish biting or damaging their fins.
