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Does Thai betta eat small fish? Can it be raised with small fish?

Walter White
2020-12-09 02:22:24
Thai betta fish will eat small fish, so when breeding, it is best not to breed them with very small fish. But it does not mean that Thai betta can not be farmed with all small fish, such as guppy, Mary fish, red swordfish, red and green light fish, etc., which can be farmed with Thai betta. It should be noted that sufficient bait should be ensured during the breeding period, otherwise the phenomenon of fighting and eating fish will still occur.
Does Thai betta eat small fish? Can it be raised with small fish? Do

Thai bettas eat small fish

? Thai bettas are not vegetarian fish. They like meat very much. For example, red nematodes, small earthworms, small shrimps and so on are all their favorite foods. In a state of hunger, they will actively attack small fish and eat them. Can

Thai bettas be farmed

with small fish? Thai bettas can be farmed with small fish, but not all small fish can be farmed with Thai bettas. Common polyculture fish are guppies, Mary fish, red swordfish and so on. These fish are not aggressive, and they are not aggressive, so they can be farmed with Thai fighting fish.

3. Matters

needing attention in polyculture of Thai betta and small fish 1. Space: Thai betta is easy to swim, so the breeding space should be as large as possible. After all, the Thai fighting fish is a carnivorous fish, during the polyculture period, if the space for activities is not guaranteed, the Thai fighting fish is likely to attack other fish, so it is necessary to ensure the breeding space.

2. Feeding: Thai betta likes to eat meat, so it is necessary to feed more meat bait when breeding. If the meat bait is not enough, the Thai betta will attack other fish in the same tank.

3. Temperature: Appropriate temperature is also conducive to calming the character of Thai fighting fish. If the water temperature is high and low, the character of Thai fighting fish will inevitably be excited and prone to aggressive behavior. During the breeding period, the temperature should be kept at about 22 degrees.

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