? The giant salamander is a kind of amphibian that can be bred artificially and can be bred at home. However, the requirements of the giant salamander for the surrounding environment are still relatively high, especially the various factors in the water environment, which need special attention. Water quality is a very important factor. Wild giant salamanders like to live in an environment with clean water. The same is true of cultured giant salamanders. They have higher requirements for water quality. In order to make the living environment of giant salamanders more suitable, it is necessary to change water regularly, only in this way can they grow better and look better.
breeding giant salamanders, they need to change their water regularly, so as to ensure that the water quality is in a clean state, so that the growth of giant salamanders is better. Attention should be paid to the frequency of changing water for giant salamanders, which can be adjusted according to the season and the age of giant salamanders. In the hot season, the water quality is also relatively easy to get dirty, so it has to be replaced in less than three days. In winter, the requirement for the frequency of water change is relatively not too high, usually two or three weeks can be replaced. There are also spring and autumn, which can be changed every five days or once a week.
In addition, in different stages of growth and development of giant salamanders, the requirements for water exchange frequency are different, because they are sensitive to water quality. The giant salamander has been living in the water during the larval period, so it is more sensitive to the water quality. At this time, the water needs to be changed relatively frequently. When the giant salamander grows up, sometimes it does not move in the water, so the frequency of changing water can be lower at this time.
