Is it easy to raise a second-line lyreid? How?

Feeding: The second-line lyrepoda likes to eat active baits such as fish and insects, and rotifers, paramecium and tubificidae are commonly used baits for feeding them. When feeding, be careful not to put too much bait at a time, otherwise it will lead to bloating. Environment: They like to live in the weak acid waters of 22-26 ℃, and can grow some aquatic plants for them to play when they are raised. Reproduction: They are difficult to reproduce. Breeding needs to provide a weak light, ventilation environment, and water temperature of 24-28 C.

Is it easy to raise the first and second line lyreid?

The second line lyreid is a small ornamental fish, and it is not difficult to raise it.Their nature is lively, like meat, feeding should be careful not to overfeed, second-line Lyrepoda hungry for a few days will not affect health, but too much feeding is easy to die of bloating.Feeding time must be regular, feeding twice a day on time, and live food is generally loaded in the "hanging basket" fixed-point delivery.The body length of the second-line lyrepoda is only 5 to 6 centimeters, and the second-line lyrepoda can be raised by using a fish tank of 30 to 40 centimeters, and is not suitable for being mixed with other fishes; and the second-line Lyrepoda likes to shuttle among aquatic plants in groups, and some aquatic plants can be planted in the fish tank to enable the environment to be closer to nature.Generally speaking, it is relatively simple to raise.

How to raise the second-line and second-line lyrepoda

1. Feeding: The second-line lyrepoda generally takes active baits such as fish and insects as staple food, and the feeding should follow the principles of timing, location, quality and quantity.They should also control the feeding amount according to the changes of season, temperature and water quality, so as to avoid excessive feeding affecting water quality and leading to their death.

2. Environment: The second-line lyrepoda is suitable to be raised in weak acid water at 22-26 ℃. There is no special requirement for the environment. The water quality can be kept clear and oxygen is sufficient in daily life. Some aquatic plants can be properly planted.

3. Reproduction: The second-line lyrepoda belongs to egg-laying fish on grass, and reproduction is difficult.During the breeding period, the water temperature needs to be maintained at 24-28 C, the fertilized eggs need 12-14 days to hatch young fish, and the environmental conditions of weak light and ventilation need to be maintained during this period.

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