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How to raise newly hatched arowana?

The first day you hatch your arowana fish may seem overwhelming, but caring for these fish isn't difficult once you learn a few basic techniques.

environment:

Arowana requires a clean, spacious aquarium. The size of the aquarium should be appropriate for your fish, providing enough swimming space without being crowded. Add a filter and heater to your arowana aquarium to keep the water clean and at a constant temperature. In addition, you will also need to add the right amount of aquatic plants and decorations to the aquarium to provide hiding places and play areas for the fish.

Water Quality :

Keeping the water clean is essential for the health of your arowana. Change the water regularly and use a water testing kit to monitor the water quality. Maintain the water temperature between 24-28 degrees in your arowana aquarium and keep the pH around 7:0. Use a water conditioner to keep the water chemically balanced.

diet :

Luo Han fish are omnivores and can eat vegetables, aquatic plants, small invertebrates and small fish. Provide a high-quality Luo Han fish pellet food and regularly add vegetables such as peas and radishes. Feed should not be overfed to avoid water contamination.

healthy :

It is very important to monitor the health of your arowana. If your fish exhibits any unusual behavior, such as loss of appetite, unusual swimming, or rapid breathing, take immediate action. Pay attention to the appearance of your fish and if you notice any signs of illness or infection, take immediate steps to treat it.

By keeping these basic tips in mind, you’ll be able to provide a healthy, happy home for your newly hatched monkfish.