Sturgeon is an easy fish to raise. They don't have high requirements for water temperature and quality. As long as the environment is stable, they can grow normally. Although their feeding habits are narrow, there are many kinds of food they can eat, so sturgeon is a better fish to feed. Although their requirements for food and environment are not high, their demand for oxygen is relatively high, and they need constant oxygen supply during artificial reproduction.

1. Is the sturgeon easy to feed? Sturgeon is easy to feed. They have low environmental requirements and relatively strong adaptability. As long as the breeder can ensure that their living environment is stable, they can live normally. Although their feeding habits are relatively narrow, they can feed more food, so it is relatively simple to raise them.

Second, how to raise sturgeon 1, space: sturgeon belongs to large scale, so it is necessary to prepare sufficient activity space for them when artificially breeding. If it is fish tank farming, you need to prepare a fish tank that is 1-2 times larger than yourself. If it is pond culture, the density should not be too high.

2, water temperature: sturgeon can tolerate low temperature, but can not accept too high water temperature. It is necessary to control the water temperature below 25℃ in artificial breeding. Under normal circumstances, the water temperature is between 20 and 25℃. When the water temperature exceeds 25℃, they will feel uncomfortable. When the water temperature is above 35℃, they may die.

3. Water quality: Sturgeon has low requirements for water quality. When artificially cultured, the PH value can be kept between 7.0 and 8.0. Usually, just change the water regularly and keep it clean.

4. Feeding: Sturgeon is a carnivorous fish. When artificially cultured, they can be fed some food such as red worms, earthworms, water fleas and water worms. You can also feed some synthetic feed, but you need to feed them with animal feed to ensure their nutrition is sufficient.