If you want to raise the hexagonal arowana to grow faster, you can choose to feed it two or three times a day and eight times a day. Observe the stomach of Hexagonal Arowana after each feeding. If your stomach is swollen, it means you have eaten too much. In addition, the Hexagonal Arowana is carnivorous and can be fed with earthworms, goldfish, decapitated river shrimp, crucian carp, loach and other foods.
Brief introduction of hexagonal arowana
Hexagonal arowana is also known as Mexican salamander or American salamander. Hexagonal arowana was first discovered in Mexico, with an average life span of 10 ~ 15 years, a body length of 25 ~ 30cm and a width of about 5cm. It has no scales on its body and black spots on its back. Its limbs are small, but its tail is long. It also has a great feature. Hexagonal arowana is a mature creature of larvae, which means that the posture of hexagonal arowana is a larva all its life.
Hexagonal arowana is never picky about food and likes almost all aquatic creatures. For wild arowana, whether it is small insects, earthworms or large fish and shrimp, they can all be delicious. Some more "tiger" six-horned arowana will also attack water snakes. In some rural areas, the hexagonal arowana is called a small crocodile.
After research, it was found that the Hexagonal Arowana chose to abandon the original injured part directly and generously, and within a few months, it grew new limbs and even important organs such as the brain in the original part through cell division.
In the larval stage, it can grow any limbs within a month, but with the increase of age, their regeneration ability will become weak. In any case, even the old hexagonal arowana can regenerate small tissues such as skin, fingers and toes. Hexagonal arowana is also more fertile. Through meiosis, it can lay more than 200 eggs at a time.