The Hexagonal Arowana eats carnivores, including red worms, water fleas, earthworms, etc. when young, shrimp, fish, cod liver, chicken liver, pork, etc. as an adult, and crucian carp, loach, etc. as an adult.

During the feeding period, it is necessary to maintain an adequate food supply to prevent the Hexagonal Arowana from eating other fish, and the food needs to be processed, soaked in salt water and cut into sections before feeding. However, when feeding, you need to clean the food first and soak it in salt water for disinfection. When feeding crucian carp, loach and other thorny foods, you need to remove the thorns and cut them into sections to avoid hexagonal arowana. stuck in throat.

The living habits of Hexapod:

1. Water quality: Muddy water and old acidic water are not suitable for raising Hexapod. Hexapod likes weakly alkaline water quality.

2. Water temperature: The suitable water temperature for Hexapod is 16~20℃, not lower than 3℃ and not higher than 30℃.

3. Hardness: Hexagonal dinosaurs like hard water, so do not put driftwood in the breeding tank. Sunken wood has the effect of softening water, and do not buy homemade driftwood in the store, as the water will turn yellow. .

4. Cleanliness: The Hexagonal Dinosaur breathes through its gills, and unclean water will kill it. So be sure to change the water frequently, and installing a filter is also important, but you also need to pay attention.

5. Water level: The water level must be at least higher than that of the Hexapod. Unlike other salamanders, they are amphibians. They can only breathe in water, but they also need to breathe air every 5 minutes or so.