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Why does Silver Arowana always bump into the cylinder and how to deal with it

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Ovulation: Silver Arowana always bump into the jar probably because they are ovulating. At this time, they will struggle to ovulate and hit the wall of the fish tank. This situation requires feeding some high-protein foods. Drive away fish: It may also be because they are driving away fish. At this time, it is necessary to change the big fish tank or reduce the breeding density. Scared: Scared can also cause the Arowana to hit the tank. At this time, you can cover them with a black cloth and keep quiet until they recover.
Why does Silver Arowana always bump into the cylinder and how to deal with it 1. Ovulation

1. Reason: When female fish are ovulating, they may feel uncomfortable. At this time, they will vent their emotions. Crashing the cylinder may properly relieve their discomfort.

2. Treatment: Feed them more high protein food. Because they need a lot of nutrition at this time, it is necessary to feed them more high-protein food for ordinary family breeding. This can also relieve their discomfort.

2. Drive away fish

1. Reason: Silver arowana has a strong sense of territory. If their own territory is invaded, they will drive away fish. In this way, they may bump into the cylinder because of carelessness.

2. Treatment method: change the larger fish tank or reduce the culture density of the fish tank. Because their territorial awareness is very strong, it is necessary to reduce their territorial awareness. Only in this way can they reduce the probability of hitting the wall.

3. Scared

1. Reason: When they are frightened, they may hit the cylinder.

2. Treatment: Put a black cloth on the outside of the fish tank. It may also be because the light is too strong or the noise scares them. At this time, it is necessary to cover the outside of the fish tank with black cloth to reduce the brightness of the outside environment and isolate some light.

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