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How long does Lanshou goldfish grow up and how can it reproduce

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Lanshou goldfish generally takes 3-4 years to mature, but the specific adult time depends on their physique and breeding methods. When raising Lanshou goldfish artificially, it is necessary to ensure that their living environment is comfortable and food is sufficient, so that their growth and development speed can be faster. If breeders can't guarantee the stability of their living environment, their adult life will also be affected, which may take 4-5 years.
How long does Lanshou goldfish grow up and how can it reproduce 1. How long does it take for Lanshou goldfish to grow into adulthood

Lanshou goldfish to be raised for 3-4 years from birth to adulthood, but the adulthood time of Lanshou goldfish growing in different environments is also different. Generally speaking, if breeders can ensure that their food and nutrition are adequate, they will grow faster in adulthood, and they can mature in about 3 years. If the breeder's environment is poor or the food is not enough, the adult speed will be slower, which will take about 4-5 years.

If breeders want them to grow and develop faster, they must ensure that their living environment is comfortable, their food and nutrition are adequate, and their illness is minimized, so that they can grow faster.

2. How can Lanshou goldfish reproduce

1. Choose parent fish: If Lanshou goldfish reproduce, breeders should first select suitable parent fish to reproduce. Generally speaking, the body of parent fish should not be too fat, and it is best to have a body length of more than 10 cm. In addition, the ratio of male to female is best at 3: 2 or 2: 4.

2. Breeding environment: When Lanshou goldfish breeds, breeders need to prepare a suitable environment for them. First of all, the water temperature should be kept stable, and the temperature difference should not exceed 2 ℃. The water quality should be weakly alkaline, and water change should be avoided as much as possible.

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