Is Red Fin Pencil fish good to raise, how to raise?

Water temperature: higher water temperature environment is more conducive to red fin pencil fish feeding. When feeding, it is appropriate to keep the temperature of water in the range of 25-28 C. Feeding: When feeding, feeding fine granular feed or thin feed is more appropriate. Water Change: They require high water quality, they must be clean, and they need to change one quarter to one third of the water every week. When changing water, the water added should be the water that has been raised in advance, which can be adjusted in advance.

1. the red fin pencil fish is good to raise it

The red fin pencil fish's character is very lively, likes to chase with the companion to fight.When they get tired of swimming, they choose to stagnate in the middle of the water layer and look like a pencil.They like to live in groups, so they are a kind of ornamental fish species suitable for polyculture.It is also relatively easy to raise red fin pencil fish, and artificial feed can meet their growth needs.Next time, granules and flakes are fine.For water quality requirements are not strict, water quality can be clean and clear.They are relatively easy to raise and can be mastered easily.

2. How to raise red-fin pencil fish

1. Water temperature: When raising them, keeping the water temperature at 25-28 ℃ can better maintain their growth activity.High water temperature for red fin pencil fish, can improve the desire to eat.

2. Feeding: Feeding them, usually with artificial diet.In family feeding, the utilization rate of pelleted artificial feed and flake feed is relatively high.Feeding times should be maintained at 1-2 times a day, not too much each feeding.

3. Change water: They have strict requirements on the cleanliness of water quality.Weekly water exchange in the range of 1/4-1/3 is more appropriate.Water changes should be done with at least fresh water, and if you don't have enough time, you can add fresh water.Add an appropriate amount of water stabilizer to the water and wait 30 minutes to an hour for the water to stand.Slowly pour the water into the aquarium, paying attention to the uniform and slow movement.The temperature difference between new and old water should not be greater than 1 ℃.

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