It is not recommended to put salt when raising mini parrot fish. Parrot fish are freshwater fish, and they don't need salt in their growing environment. It is difficult to grasp the concentration of salt, which may lead to the death of fish.

First, edible salt may reduce the ability of mini parrot fish to regulate osmotic pressure.

Second, if the salinity of water is not suitable, the resistance will become worse.

Third, if the fish is sick, you can use salt or crude salt special for aquarium to diminish inflammation, and you can't use edible salt containing iodine. If you are sick, you are advised to take it to a special medical pet hospital for treatment. The tips for feeding parrot fish are as follows: First, parrot fish requires high water temperature, so the water temperature should be kept at 28 C. Second, to ensure the water quality of parrot fish, change the water three to four times a week, and only change the water in the fish tank13 each time, and the temperature difference between the water temperatures should not exceed 1℃ when adding water. Third, feed enough food for fish to eat in 5 minutes at a time. Don't feed too much fish food to avoid affecting water quality.

Parrotfish (scientific name: Amphilophus) or parrotfish, parrot fish, scientific name: Luoshen neck fin fish, a genus of the family Lepidopteridae, commonly known as parrot fish, parrotfish, red wedge snapper, etc., are tropical fish living in coral reefs. It is named after its bright colors and mouth shape resembling that of a parrot. Another kind of freshwater ornamental fish, also known as blood parrot, is bred by crossing the male red devil fish of American cichlid with the purple crater.