to fish? Water fleas are common aquatic animals and belong to crustaceans. Water fleas have a certain economic value because they can be used as food for fish. As a good animal feed, Daphnia is rich in protein, even up to 40% -60% of their own weight; in addition, they contain relatively high fat, which can promote the growth of fish. In fact, water fleas also have another nickname, "fish and insects", which is named according to their application. There is little harm in feeding fish
with water fleas, but there are many benefits. The main advantage is that water fleas are rich in nutrition, which can promote the growth and development of fish and make their growth better. In addition, water fleas themselves generally do not carry parasites or bacteria harmful to fish, and do not harm fish. Water fleas themselves are also relatively cheap, so they have become the choice of many fish enthusiasts. Although the use of water fleas to feed fish has many benefits, it may also cause some harm if used improperly.
of feeding fish with water fleas? It has been introduced above that there are many benefits of feeding fish with water fleas, and there is basically no harm. However, if the breeders use water fleas in an improper way, it may also cause some harm. For example, if too many water fleas are added to fish, resulting in a lot of water fleas remaining in the water, then these water fleas may have an impact on the water quality, which will also cause some bacteria to grow in the water. In addition, if breeders do not pay attention to the reasonable collocation of food and only give fish to eat water fleas, it may lead to the phenomenon of picky eating of fish, which is also one of their harms.
