The correct method of breeding Manlong

Manlong fish, a family of fish, hair foot bass is a small tropical ornamental fish. The requirements for water quality are not high, food habits are mixed, temperament is fierce, and other temperate, similar tropical fish can be mixed. So, do you know the right way to breed manosaurus?

1. The correct way to reproduce Manlong

Arowana reproduce more easily. Keep the water temperature in the tank at about 26 degrees. During the whole breeding process, it is dominated by male fish. Before breeding, males build nests above the water surface by blowing bubbles. After the nest is built, he starts chasing the female fish, bringing the female fish to the bottom of the nest, wrapping the female fish with his own body, and constantly shaking and turning until the mating is over, scattering countless eggs into the nest. After spawning, fish out the female fish and let the male fish guard the eggs.

Male fish flap their fins constantly, allowing the eggs to absorb more dissolved oxygen. When some of the nests are damaged, the male fish will take the initiative to repair the damaged nests. After about 30 hours of incubation time, the young fish finally appeared in the water. At this time, the male fish should be taken out to prevent it from mistakenly returning the young fish to the nest as eggs.

II. Reproductive characteristics of Manosaurus

The larvae mature sexually after 6 months. The male has a marriage color during reproduction, characterized by dark blue, long dorsal fin and anal fin tips; the female has a lighter body color and enlarged abdomen. The breeding water temperature is 26~28℃, and the water quality is neutral.

A few floating aquatic plants are placed in an aquarium above 60X40X40 (cm), male fish spit bubbles to nest, then chase female fish to lay eggs, male fish spit fertilized eggs into bubbles to hatch, female fish lay 500~1000 eggs each time, fish out female fish after spawning, leave male fish to take care of eggs, fish out male fish after larvae hatch 2 days later.

Manlong fish is divided into yellow Manlong, blue Manlong, silver Manlong these several kinds, yellow Manlong fish like to eat omnivorous food, can prepare some animal bait as food, such as can put wigglers, filariasis, water earthworms, daphnia and other live bait; Manlong fish also eat artificial bait, even eat live small fry, even shrimp crab seeds also ingested, but will not chase swallowed small fish. However, mandrakes still prefer food that floats above the surface.

The yellow arowana especially likes to live in a relatively deep and quiet environment, especially in natural waters with slow or static water flow. Therefore, the aquarium for raising yellow arowana can be made larger. If some artificial stones are placed in the aquarium to form rockery and some beautiful water plants are planted for the yellow arowana to perch and hide, it will be more beneficial for the growth of yellow arowana.

Arowana reproduce more easily. It is more appropriate to control the water temperature in the fish tank at about 26 degrees Celsius. The arowana likes old water. The hardness of water should be controlled between 5 and 8, and the PH value should be controlled between 5.5 and 8.5. During the breeding process of a pair of manowans, most of the main work is done by the male fish. Before breeding, the male fish will build a bubble nest on the water surface by spitting bubbles, and build a bubble nest with some water plants and bubbles. After these nests are built, the male fish will start chasing the female fish, slowly bringing the female fish to the bottom of the nest, then wrapping the female fish with his body, and constantly shaking and even turning until the mating is over, and finally sprinkling countless eggs into the nest. We should fish out the females after spawning and let the males guard the eggs. Male fish flap their fins constantly, allowing the eggs to absorb more dissolved oxygen. When some of the nests are damaged, the male fish will take the initiative to repair the damaged nests. After about 30 hours of incubation time, the young fish finally appeared in the water. At this time, the male fish should be taken out to prevent it from mistakenly returning the young fish to the nest as eggs.