Blue zebra fish is a very good fish, very suitable for novice breeding. Because they are very adaptable to the environment, they can survive in low temperature water of 11-15 C. They do not require high water quality and can grow normally in ordinary water.
1, water temperature: blue zebra fish can adapt to low temperature water, but prefer to grow in higher water temperature. Because they're tropical fish. When breeding, it is better to control the water temperature between 20-23 C, which is more beneficial to their growth. Although they can survive in cold water, if the water temperature is very low, they are more likely to get sick.
2. Water quality: They do not have high requirements for water quality, but they should pay attention to using clear and clean water instead of dirty water. When raising at home, tap water can be taken out in advance and put in the sun for 2-3 days. After the chlorine in tap water volatilizes, it can be used as aquaculture water.
3. Feeding: Blue zebrafish is an omnivorous ornamental fish and can eat a lot of things. In addition to special artificial fish food, they can also feed red worms, tubificidae, nematodes, water fleas and other small insects to eat. When breeding, it is recommended to feed them 1-2 times a day, and it is not recommended to feed them too frequently to avoid polluting the water quality.
