Silver Arowana swims on the water because they are upper fish and live on the water. Many inexperienced breeders, seeing them upstream, may think that they are sick or that the living environment is not suitable for them. They are then treated in a variety of ways. When you find them swimming on the water, first observe whether they are energetic. If there is no vitality, it means that the oxygen content in the water is insufficient, and oxygen needs to be pumped into the water at this time. If they swim normally in the water, it means that this is a normal phenomenon, so don't worry about it.

There are many problems to pay attention to when raising Arowana. The first thing to pay attention to is the water quality. If the water quality is too poor, a large number of bacteria will breed in the water, causing them to get sick. Secondly, we should pay attention to the temperature problem. Silver Arowana is a kind of temperature-changing animal, and its body temperature changes with the changes of the outside world. Once the temperature changes sharply, it will cause damage to them. Therefore, it is necessary to keep the temperature constant when raising them.

The last thing to pay attention to is the food problem. When feeding them, don't be too much or too dirty. They don't feel full. They usually eat as much as they feed. If you feed them too much, they will easily suffer from enteritis. Pay attention to cleaning before feeding, especially live bait, to avoid polluting water quality.