The Bodhisattva fish is an omnivorous fish, and it is no problem to eat animal feed, plant feed, or artificial feed. In actual breeding, the feed can be mainly animal feed such as red worms, tubificidae, dried shrimp, nematodes, etc., and a small amount of artificial fish food and plant feed such as spinach leaves, tomatoes, etc. Before feeding animal feed, the feed should be disinfected in advance to avoid carrying pathogens and causing the fish that eat them to get sick.
When raising Bodhisattva fish, it is recommended to feed them once a day. It is better to fix the feeding time, so that they can develop a good habit of eating regularly. Each feeding time, can not feed too much, to control the amount, try to let them in 8-10 minutes to feed the food to eat up. When raising fish fry, the number of feeding times can be increased appropriately, and the feeding times can be changed to 2 or 3 times a day.
To make Bodhisattva fish faster color, you can feed them some shrimp or red worms. They should also be disinfected before feeding to prevent them from getting sick. If the breeding betta age is relatively small, then it is not recommended to feed shrimp, it is best to feed shrimp or egg yolk water. This can help better growth and lay a good foundation for the body. When they grow up, it is not too late to feed shrimp to help enhance their color.
