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Can the Chinese sturgeon be kept alive in a fish tank?

It can be kept alive, but it must be kept in a large ecological fish tank. Because the Chinese sturgeon has a high requirement for dissolved oxygen in the fish tank, it can only grow well when the dissolved oxygen in the water is above 5 mg/L. When the dissolved oxygen in the water drops to 4 mg/L, its appetite will decrease, and when it drops to 3 mg/L or below, it will stop eating, move slowly or even die.

I want to raise sturgeons. I saw one at the fish market. I don't know if it is easy to raise. Are there any precautions for raising it at home? Please give me some advice! !

I can tell you responsibly that you cannot raise sturgeons at home. Sturgeons are cold-water fish that grow slowly. They can be fed with artificial compound feed.

I live in Beijing, and I can't raise them in ordinary ponds. They won't eat much when the water temperature is over 23 degrees, and they have high requirements for dissolved oxygen. It's even more impossible to raise them in tap water at home.

Hello!

I will responsibly tell you that you cannot raise them at home. They can eat artificial compound feed and have high requirements for dissolved oxygen.

I'm in Beijing. When the water temperature is over 23 degrees, sturgeons don't eat much. They can't be kept in ordinary ponds. They grow slowly. Sturgeons are cold-water fish.

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