When raising Sirhat red horse, avoid placing sunken wood or large coarse stones in the aquarium, because they may touch the scales during swimming. Besides, they have a strong sense of territory, so they are not suitable for polyculture with other fish, and it is best to raise them alone. Otherwise, they may fight with other fish. Generally speaking, it is not difficult to raise them, so it is recommended to raise them.

1. Temperature: The most favorable water temperature for the survival of Siraitia grosvenorii is 26-27 ℃. They are sensitive to sudden changes in water temperature, so when changing water, attention should be paid to controlling the temperature difference. It is best to inject fresh water slowly to ensure that the temperature difference does not exceed 2 ℃.

2. Feeding: They are less picky eaters and have a high acceptance of food. When raising, you can feed shrimp, red worms and other foods. Feed can also be fed, but be careful not to feed those containing artificial colors.

3. Lighting: Because their native environment is mostly in outdoor ponds, they are always exposed to sunlight. In artificial breeding, the requirements for light will be higher. When raising, it is recommended to keep about 10 hours of light every day, which is very beneficial to their body color and health.