Can koi, scavengers, and betta fish be raised together?

Koi, scavengers, and betta fish should not be raised together in the same tank. Here's why:

1. If you raise scavengers and betta fish in the tank where koi fish are raised, they must be warmed and raised, which greatly increases the cost of feeding;

2. Koi fish act quickly, and keeping them together with betta fish will make the betta fish unable to grab food, and at the same time, large koi fish may also devour small betta fish;

3. After the scavenger has a body length of more than 20 cm, it will be more ferocious, and it will kill small betta fish, and it will also lick and eat on the surface of the large koi, causing damage.

It is best not to polyculture of ornamental fish, but not hot and cold polyculture, large and small polyculture, acid-base polyculture, and sea and light polyculture.

Yes, as long as you put a betta fish, you can't do more. Bettas fight with each other, but not with other bigger fish.

Downstairs is not right, I have pipa scavengers and koi, tobacco fat, Siberian sturgeon mixed together, and even you don't believe it, there are three turtles in it, and I plan to get another betta fish to come in together, in fact, each fish has a different personality, the size is about the same, there is no problem of eating each other, and this time the scavenger is much more docile and timid than last time, so each body has a very different personality, not as absolute as they say.

Betta fish should not be kept together.

Koi fish, scavengers can.

It can and can't. The first is the water temperature, which can be mixed in summer, and if the water temperature is heated to more than 15 degrees without a warming rod in winter, the scavenger will die. If you don't heat up in winter, wait until next year to buy another scavenger.

The second thing to pay attention to is the matching of body size, which is very important. To ensure that the scavenger is smaller than the koi, the scavenger has a head and tail about the size of the koi without the tail or a little smaller. If the branch is too large or the branch chain is too small, it will cause polyculture failure.

If the scavenger is too big, he will chase the koi to bite on happy events, the koi are very tired, a little bad state, and if they swim slowly, they will be gnawed messy, or even bitten to death. Scavengers who are too small will always hide and dare not move because they are afraid of koi, and they will not be able to eat the moss on the walls of the tank or starve to death. The last thing is to see if the personality of the Taoist is too bold.

Some scavengers are not afraid even if they are a head smaller than the koi eggplant, if they find this situation, they will immediately bury the scavenger and replace it with a gentle one, don't release it, this thing belongs to the biological invasive species. With the right match, the scavenger and the koi will cooperate and symbiosis with each other, and the scavenger will gnaw the moss on the wall of the tank. My scavengers were raised with koi until they were as big as koi, and they chased the koi to gnaw every day, and then they exchanged it for a smaller one with a fishmonger.

As a result, it was changed too small, and he starved to death.

No. It is not recommended to put scavenger fish in fish tanks where koi fish are raised. Because of the different living habits, the scavenger is a tropical fish and the koi filial piety is a cold-water fish, and the requirements for water temperature are different.

It can be difficult to adjust the water temperature during polyculture. In addition, the scavenger is a fierce fish that will suck the mucus from the koi fish, causing the koi to get sick. Therefore, it is better not to keep them together.

Scavengers can be polycultured with koi fish.

The temperature can't be too low, the scavenger belongs to the tropical fish, too low the scavenger can't stand it, too high and it's not good for the koi, and at the same time the scavenger will suck the mucous membrane on the koi's body, and die without repentance, but if the individual difference is too great, the koi will also bite the scavenger.

If the temperature of the fish tank is not too low, it can be polycultured. The fish tank is not clean, the main thing is to start with improving the filtration, you can add two filters, the role of the scavenger is too small. Scavengers excrete a lot, which will worsen the environment.

Nowadays, people say that scavengers are too godly, very difficult to use, far inferior to snails. It is recommended to improve the filtration, or to stock a few large snails, the small ones will be eaten.

The scavenger only eats the dirt on the glass, which is moss or something, so they can be raised together.

Scavenger growth habits.

Origin: Brazil, Venezuela.

Eating habits: omnivorous, scavengers eat a lot when they grow up, often swallowing fish food that falls at the bottom of the tank, fish insects, and even swallowing fish eggs.

Koi growth habits.

Omnivorous. Koi fish are gentle by nature, like to swim in groups, easy to raise, and have strong adaptability to water temperature. It can live in a water temperature environment of 5-30 and grow at a water temperature of 21-27.

In addition to the water temperature and the abundance of bait can affect the growth rate of koi fish, the growth of female and male fish is also very different. The age of the koi is determined as in most fish, and the number of rings of the scales is determined, which indicates the age of the koi.

It is not recommended that you keep a piece, I have mixed it before, but it is very common for scavengers to chase and bite koi when they run out of food.

Dear, first of all, tell you that koi can be raised with scavengers, but it is recommended that you don't put too big scavengers, that guy is too evil, I would rather put a stone snail than put it, the scavenger is too good at pulling, and the stone snail will not, and then there is to do a good job of disinfection to prevent parasites from being brought in, and there is a problem to continue, if not, please adopt.

Koi, scavengers, and betta fish should not be raised together with the fierce tank.

The reasons are as follows: 1. If you raise scavengers and betta fish in the tank where koi fish are raised, they must be warmed and raised, which greatly increases the cost of feeding.

2. Koi fish move quickly, and keeping them together with betta fish will make the betta fish unable to grab food, and at the same time, large koi fish may also devour small betta fish.

3. After the scavenger is more than 20 cm long, he will be more ferocious, and he will cull the small betta fish, and Mu Na will also lick and eat on the surface of the large koi, causing damage.

4. It is best not to polyculture of ornamental fish, such as hot and cold polyculture, and it is known that there is no polyculture, acid-base polyculture, and sea desalination polyculture.

Polyculture is possible, but it is not necessary. How can anyone still believe in this thing as a scavenger?