Sticky Mullet Shrimp Tiger

Shrimp tiger fish commonly found in ponds, commonly known as sandy crawlers or something. It is very good to raise, give them a larger waters or reduce some, if you raise in this pot on the 2-3, or 2 goby 2 shrimp, more if it is difficult to survive, not enough oxygen, but also muddy water. Feeding powder fish food sold on the market 1 yuan 1 bag or simply feed a small amount of steamed buns, earthworms, worms, boiled vegetable leaves, all to get into small pieces, a small amount of, can not eat out of the fish out.

Although cold water fish, but pay attention to the water temperature when changing water, directly put tap water fish will die, to dry a few days in advance, and then each time you do not change more than half of the water, new water old water temperature difference of more than 2 degrees. The situation you are in is from the pond back directly into the tap water, it is easy to get sick and all the dead, but the goby is more resistant to manufacturing, it is very likely to survive.

Mugilogobius myxodermus (scientific name: Mugilogobius myxodermus) is a fish in the genus Mugilogobius of the family Gobiidae, commonly known as the Mugilogobius pectinatus and the Mugilogobius myxodermus, which is endemic to China.

Bottom small fish. It lives in rivers and streams and in gullies and ponds. No food value. Distributed in the Yangtze, Oujiang, Jiulongjiang and Pearl River systems in China.

The goby is the collective name for all species of gobies in the family Gobiidae, a group of small carnivorous fish. Each of them has a name that fits their respective characteristics, such as ? "pygmy goby", "unusual goby", etc. It is the largest family of fish, with more than 2,100 known species. They appear to be short in stature, only a few centimeters long, have two spine fins, and mostly inhabit tropical waters, with some living in rivers, streams, and lakes. It is one of the more numerous and diverse members of the Chinese native fish family. It is one of the smallest vertebrates in the world. [

The goby is the world's shortest-lived vertebrate, generally surviving two to three years, with a maximum of four years. [5]A species of fish from the Great Barrier Reef in Australia can live for up to 59 days