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What does Mary fish look like and how to raise it

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Mary fish look round, and their dorsal fins are tall and wide. The female fish is too large and its anal fins are round. Male fish are small in size, and their anal fins are rod-shaped. There are many varieties of Mary fish, such as spoon-winged Mary, mandarin duck Mary, red-winged Mary, yellow-winged Mary, silver pearl Mary, dovetail Mary, sail-winged Mary, ball Mary and so on. Solid color Mary fish have gold Mary, silver Mary, black Mary, red Mary and so on.
What does Mary fish look like and how to raise it 1. What does Mary fish look like

Mary fish belongs to small fish, and its body length is about 8-12 cm in adulthood. Their bodies are round compared with other fish, and their dorsal fins are tall and wide, which makes them look tall and straight. The female Mary fish is larger, and their anal fins are round. Male fish are smaller in size, and their anal fins are rod-shaped. Different species of Mary fish have different colors and characteristics. Like a solid Mary fish, there are gold, silver, red and black lights. Besides the difference in color, there are many different varieties of them. There are red-winged Mary, yellow-winged Mary, pearl Mary, dovetail Mary, sail-winged Mary, spoon-winged Mary, mandarin duck Mary and ball Mary.

2. How to raise Mary fish

1. Water temperature: Mary fish is tropical fish and likes higher water temperature. Breeders need to install a heating rod to keep the water temperature between 22-28 ℃. Although the temperature in spring and autumn is suitable for their growth, breeders also need to keep them warm to avoid too large a temperature difference.

2. Water quality: Mary fish likes weakly alkaline water quality, and breeders need to keep the PH value between 7.2 and 7.4. Usually, it takes 3-5 days to change water, and the amount of water change each time is controlled at one third of the total water volume.

3. Feeding: Mary fish have miscellaneous feeding habits, so breeders can feed them with algae, moss or powder feed. The breeder can feed twice a day, and the amount of each feeding can be eaten within 5 minutes.

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