The gills of the hexagonal dinosaur fish will gradually turn white when they burp. When it is found that the hexagonal arowana has red spots, rotten skin, likes to stay in corners, turns its belly, and does not defecate, etc., it means that it may be dying, and it needs to be treated in time.

When the Hexagonal Arowana dies, its gills will gradually turn white. This is a sign that the Hexagonal Arowana is gradually losing its vitality. This cannot be changed. If the Hexagonal Arowana gills gradually fall off and float on the When on the water, this is also one of the signs that the Hexagonal Arowana is dead.

Characteristics of Hexaceratops

Hexaceratops and Ambystoma have a broad head, small eyes, and a large tongue, with only two sides free. The vomer teeth are mostly placed horizontally, some are far apart, and some are M-shaped. Hexagonosaurus has no frontal scale arc and its vertebral body is double concave. The costal grooves on the side of the body are obvious. Adults of most species are mainly terrestrial and live in burrows. Internal fertilization.

The regenerative ability of Hexaceratops is very strong, especially the larvae, which can regenerate any severed limbs within a month. As it grows, its regeneration ability gradually weakens and it cannot regenerate limbs, but it can still regenerate tissues such as epidermis or fingers and toes. In a natural environment, Hexaceratops would not evolve into a salamander.

If you want to force them to evolve, you must increase the content of iodine ions in the water or add thyroid hormones to the food.