My peacock and zebra are mixed. I don't know if it's because of my breeding method or the ease of raising two kinds of fish. Zebras are much easier to raise than peacocks.

My breeding method: filter 12 hours a day, ensure the water temperature is between 22-26 degrees, change one-third of the water in the fish tank once every three days (after airing for three days), there is Shui Rong in the tank, the nitrification system is normal, and feed particulate feed.

Breeding results: none of zebra 15 died. Peacock bought it three months ago, and only one survived. Everything bought two months ago is dead, 1.5 months ago is dead, and everything bought 1 months ago is alive and well. I buy from different sellers every time. Except for the 1 all-red peacock I bought three months ago, all the others are hybrid peacocks that I can accept.

Breeding experience: Peacock is very happy to have small fish, and its tail is really ornamental. Zebra is a cockroach. Peacocks will not die no matter how they die, but they are not easy to reproduce. And sometimes zebra can be seen playing hooligans, bullying other peacocks or bullying each other. It is said that he is hungry. . .