How to do if the map fish is bitten by other fish and how to prevent the map fish from fighting

Isolation: After the map fish are bitten, the breeder needs to isolate them first to prevent them from being injured again. Heating up: Breeders in separate breeding containers need to install a heating rod to keep the water temperature at about 30 ℃. Adding salt: Adding coarse salt to the isolated water can inhibit the growth of bacteria. Apply anti-inflammatory drugs: If the injury is serious, the breeder needs to apply anti-inflammatory drugs to them.

1. What should I do if the map fish is bitten by other fish

1. Isolation: After the map fish is bitten, the breeder needs to transfer the bitten fish to a new fish tank, which can prevent them from being injured again and prevent other fish from attacking it again.

2. Warming up: After the map fish are transferred to a new fish tank, the breeder needs to keep the water temperature in which they live above 30 ℃. This can improve their metabolism and speed up their recovery.

3. Add salt: Breeders also add crude salt to the water in which they live once, which can inhibit the growth of bacteria and prevent the wound from worsening.

4. Apply anti-inflammatory drugs: If the map fish are seriously injured, the breeder needs to apply some anti-inflammatory drugs to them. For example, common erythromycin ointment, potassium permanganate and so on.

2. How to prevent map fish from fighting

1. Keep plenty of space: Map fish have a strong sense of territory. If they live in a small fish tank, they may fight. Breeders need to prepare a larger fish tank for them, so as to avoid fighting.

2. Keep enough food: Map fish are greedy and have a large demand for food, so breeders need to feed them regularly and quantitatively, so as to avoid fighting.