CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can I raise it with common duckbill fish? I need help from an expert. It would be best if I could raise fish that can be raised together.

Can I raise it with ordinary duckbill fish? I need help from an expert. It would be best if I could raise fish that can be raised together.

1. The original poster asked for another dragon jump. Arowana should be kept in singles, not in pairs. 2. I don't know which kind of duck-billed fish the original poster is talking about. The duck-billed fish I know is a high-quality edible fish and a cold-water fish. Another kind of fish called gar is also called duck-billed fish by some people, but it is too fierce and does not match the temperament of the fierce swimming arowana. 3. I don't know if the original poster is raising a lucky cat or a warship (also known as a lucky cat). It doesn't matter if it is a warship. A lucky cat will eat fish smaller than itself. 4. It's the size of the tank. A full tank of fish is very beautiful, but even if the fish is not good, the technical requirements are very high. It's still better to have a moderate amount!

It’s okay to have two dragon fish if they don’t fight. A smaller duckbill will do. You can mix them with fortune fish, silver plate, flying phoenix, tiger fish, and three-spaced fish.

If you dig a pond in the countryside and raise fish, how long will it take before you can sell them?

Generally, larger fish species are released, most of which are raised for one year and sold, such as crucian carp, grass carp, silver carp, bighead carp, bream, tilapia, duckbill, black carp, catfish, etc.

A small number of fish species grow slowly in the early stages, or in order to produce large-sized commercial fish, they may be raised for 2-3 years, such as black carp, sturgeon, grass carp, bighead carp, and fish.

There are also very few small fish that can be sold after being farmed for a few months, such as the yellow catfish, sunfish, and wheatear fish.