golden dharma fish is a rare golden yellow fish. Good quality fish are generally expensive, usually ranging from several hundred to tens of thousands. They are delicate and difficult to raise, so it is not recommended for novices to raise them. They are gentle and like to live in places where the water is rushing. It should be noted that if you need to mix, don't mix with aggressive and territorial fish. They can't stand it very much. Once there are fish stronger than them in the tank, they will soon turn black and even fast.

Daily feeding should be fixed in one place for a long time, and the amount of food should be larger. They like to eat sunken wood at night, so they can put some sunken wood at the bottom of the tank for them to eat.

1. Water quality: Golden Dharma fish lives in the tropics, and the suitable water temperature for raising is about 25-29 ℃. They prefer weakly acidic water quality, but pay attention to keeping the PH value of water in the range of 5.8-7.2. Too much acid can easily lead to their appetite loss, while too much alkali can lead to white fish.

2. Feeding: Because the golden Dharma purchased in family feeding is generally more expensive, it is generally safe to feed artificial feed with good quality, and it is not recommended to feed active feed such as shrimp and blood insects in good years. When raising on weekdays, we should develop the habit of fixed-point feeding.

3. Environment: The length of golden dharma fish can reach 30 cm, and it is necessary to provide more than one meter of feeding space. They like water with fast water flow and high oxygen content, so they can use wave-making pumps.

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