Water temperature: Glass catfish do not have very high requirements for water temperature. They can grow in water temperatures between 22-26°C. When breeding artificially, you can use heating rods to keep the water temperature constant. Water quality: Glass catfish do not have high requirements for water quality, and the pH value can be maintained between 6.5-7.5. Feeding: Glass catfish like animal feed, and breeders can feed them more brine shrimp, red worms, mealworms, yellow mealworms, etc. 1. How to raise glass catfish
1. Water temperature: Glass catfish do not have particularly strict requirements on water temperature. Breeders can usually keep the water temperature between 22-26°C. If possible, you can install a heating rod to keep the water temperature constant.
2. Water quality: Glass catfish do not have high requirements for water quality. They can live in weakly alkaline, weakly acidic and neutral water. When raising them in captivity, just keep the water clean and fresh.
3. Feeding: Glass catfish are not picky about food, but they prefer animal feed. When artificially breeding, you can feed them more brine shrimp, mealworms, red worms, and yellow powder. Insects and other food. You can also feed some lean meat, animal offal, etc. regularly. This can not only ensure the diversity of food, but also ensure adequate nutrition. 2. What should you pay attention to when raising glass catfish?
1. Stable environment: Although glass catfish do not have high requirements for the environment, they are relatively sensitive to changes in the environment. If there are major changes in the surrounding environment, they will become uncomfortable or sick. Breeders need to keep the surrounding environment stable, especially the water temperature and quality, and avoid major fluctuations.
2. Quiet environment: Glass catfish are relatively timid and easily frightened. Keepers need to keep the surrounding environment quiet to prevent them from being frightened. If possible, you can plant some aquatic plants or place some decorations in the fish tank to increase their sense of security.