The temperature of Zebra Dogfish is 24-28℃ suitable.

They like a warm environment, and they grow better and faster in a comfortable temperature range. Their requirement for water temperature is not too high, as long as the water temperature is between 22-30℃, they can grow well. A heating rod can be installed in the tank to keep the water temperature within a suitable range when keeping them in captivity.

The Zebra Dogfish is a medium-sized fish, and their adult body length will be around 43 centimeters. They prefer to live underwater near the shore and often feed on mollusks. Because of their adaptability and bright colors, many people breed them as ornamental fish.

They have a fierce character and a strong sense of territory, so they need to be kept separately in captivity to avoid mixing with other fish. They have certain requirements for water quality, and keepers need to adjust the water quality to neutral or weakly acidic.

The Zebra Dogfish is a large individual and requires more oxygen, so it is important to keep the water well oxygenated. Its body secretions and excretions usually pollute the water a bit more than smaller fish, so keep an eye on the water quality.

The Zebra Dogfish is a carnivorous fish, so prepare fresh food for it. You should not feed your Zebra Dogfish too much at once. Feed it in small amounts and multiple feedings to avoid overfeeding.