Chinese sturgeon and koi fish cannot be mixed, because they are different in character, food and habits. The following is a detailed introduction:

1, different in character: Chinese sturgeon is fierce in character, and they often prey on some fish with slow swimming speed or low attack power as food. Koi is lively, but it is gentle, and its attack power is not strong. It is easy to be bullied when it is mixed with Chinese sturgeon.

2. Different foods: Chinese sturgeon belongs to benthic fish, and its feeding habit is relatively narrow, which belongs to carnivorous fish. When they are in the wild, they mainly feed on some small aquatic organisms and benthic animals. Koi is an omnivorous fish, and there are many kinds of food that they can eat. It is very inconvenient to put them together for polyculture and feeding.

3. Different habits: Chinese sturgeon likes to grow in warm environment. Although it can adapt to low water temperature, when the water temperature is lower than 10 ℃, they will stop eating. Koi has strong adaptability, and they can survive normally in low water temperature.

If edible Chinese sturgeon is cultivated, it can be mixed with silver carp and silver carp and bighead carp. These two kinds of fish have similar habits with Chinese sturgeon and have strong adaptability to the environment, so they are more suitable for being raised together with Chinese sturgeon. If you are breeding ornamental Chinese sturgeon, it is not recommended to raise it with other fish. Because Chinese sturgeon is a large predatory animal, the attack power of ornamental fish is not very high, and it may not be able to resist the attack of Chinese sturgeon.