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Do lamp fish need oxygen or heat

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Whether the lamp fish should be oxygenated or not depends on the feeding density in the fish tank. If there is plenty of space in the fish tank and a filter is installed, it is ok for the breeder not to give them oxygen. Because their demand for oxygen is not high, as long as there is enough space, there will be no lack of oxygen. If the density in the fish tank is too high, the breeder needs to give them oxygen. However, the time of oxygenation should not be too long, and it can be oxygenated for 1-2 hours every day.
Do lamp fish need oxygen or heat 1. Do lamp fish need oxygenation

Whether lamp fish need oxygenation is best determined according to their feeding density. If the density in the fish tank is normal or low, and a filtration system is installed, it is ok for the breeder not to oxygenate them. Because the density in the fish tank is low, as long as the water is changed regularly, the dissolved oxygen in the water is enough for them to absorb. Moreover, filters can also add a small amount of oxygen, and their demand for oxygen is not very high, so a small amount of oxygen is enough for them to absorb. If the density in the fish tank is too high, the breeder needs to give them oxygen. Because the density in the fish tank is too high, the dissolved oxygen in the water will be insufficient. If they are not given oxygen, they may die because of lack of oxygen.

2. Do lamp fish need to be heated

Lamp fish need to be heated. They are tropical fish and like higher water temperature. Especially in most parts of China, the temperature in winter is relatively low. If breeders have the conditions, it is best to install a heating rod to keep the water temperature between 22-26 ℃. In a stable range, their growing environment will be more comfortable and their physique will become stronger. After entering summer, breeders don't need to heat them. Because of the high temperature in summer, even if it is not heated, it can meet the needs of their normal growth.

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