The yellow man arowana is relatively large in size and likes a quieter environment.Therefore, when choosing a tank for feeding, it is recommended to choose a larger one.You can plant more aquatic plants in the aquarium and place some sunken wood for them to hide and play.They like to bully fish smaller than themselves, so they are not suitable for polyculture with small fish.However, they can be mixed with fish of roughly the same size.They are very adaptable and are relatively easy to raise.
1. Dissolved oxygen: The yellow man arowana does not have a high requirement for the dissolved oxygen in the water, and can live in the water with less oxygen.When the water is anoxic, they can also float to the surface to breathe, so they do not need oxygen when the breeding density is not very high.
2. Water temperature: They have certain requirements for the temperature of the water body, and most like to live in the environment where the temperature of the water body is between 23-26 ℃.They can also survive in water at 14 C, and the lowest limit temperature for survival is 11.5 C.If the water temperature falls below this temperature, they may die.
3. Feeding: They are very typical omnivorous fish.Various live baits such as wiggler, filaria, tubificidae, Daphnia and the like can be selected for feeding, and artificial baits are also acceptable.
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