Butterfish can be polycultured. When raising crossbreeds in polyculture, it is necessary to choose suitable species. Only by choosing the right species can we ensure that crossfish can grow better.

It is actually very simple to keep crossbow fish in polyculture. Crossbow fish are gentle and active in nature, so they can be kept in polyculture with many hot rodent fish. How to raise crossbow fish is the core of crossbreeding. Crossbow fish like to eat the moss on the tank wall. The water temperature is between 22 and 26 degrees Celsius, and they prefer acidic water quality. If you choose polyculture objects, it will be of great help to the polyculture of crossbreeding fish if these conditions are met.

There are many species of red fish that can be kept with crossbow fish, such as: guppies, lantern fish, red swordfish, manron fish, etc., but it is best not to keep them with parrot fish. Parrot fish are larger than crossbow fish. Kissing fish likes to breathe on the water, has a large range of movement, and likes to move in various water layers. It swims slowly but moves easily. Crossbow fish grow very large relative to their head length, so a polyculture aquarium may be suitable for larger ones, which will help the growth of crossbow fish.

The most common of the gossip fishes is the gossip fish. So why does the gossip fish have a relationship with the polyculture of gossip fishes? Kissing fishes are competing for land, so it is best not to raise too many crossbow fishes together, and it is best to keep them singly. However, the purpose of buying kissing fishes is to watch them kissing, and you will often buy two of them. Hold mixed breeding. If you want to breed a large number of animals, the special aquarium must be large enough.

Polyculture of two crossbow fish:

In polyculture, what the crossbow fish eats is particularly important. Crossbow fish like to eat large flakes, and peacocks like to eat small ones. Food, so there won’t be much competition over food. The mixed culture of crossfish brings great convenience.

Crossfish is one of the small guinea pigs. The polyculture of crossbreeds greatly reduces the guinea pig price, but at the same time, the water quality must be kept clear enough during the polyculture. A strong filtration system is the key to good polyculture conditions.

When raising crossmouth fish, healthy water quality is also very important.

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