What does silver Arowana eat to grow faster?

If you want Arowana to grow fast, in addition to feeding fish feed, you can also feed some live bait, such as small fish, shrimp, cockroaches and other crustacean insects. Note that the Arowana should be kept slowly, if it grows too fast, its scales are not dense enough. Arowana can eat some small shrimp and small fish, the nutritional value of small shrimp and small fish is higher, which can improve the growth rate of Arowana, but do not feed too much at a time, it is best to eat less and eat more often, Arowana is also easier to digest and not to gain weight, and a little hunger can also help Arowana eat.

When feeding small shrimp, be sure to remove the head and tail of small shrimp.

Arowana likes to eat cockroaches and other insects, but this kind of insect will have a lot of bacteria, and Arowana is easy to get infected after eating, so it is necessary to ensure that this kind of food is clean to ensure that there are no bacteria that threaten the health of Arowana. This kind of food should not be fed to Arowana regularly, but should only be used as a snack for it to taste.

Arowana should be raised slowly, don't be in a hurry to develop it into a domineering and huge size, if it grows too fast, its scale density is not enough to achieve a sense of gold. The best time for the golden bright row of Arowana is about 20-40 cm, the longer the process from 20 cm to 40 cm, the longer its bright row cycle will be, and it can only be raised slowly to extend this cycle, improve the density of Arowana's scales, so that its scales can be brighter and more golden.

If you want the silver Arowana to grow faster, you need to feed them more live bait. If it is a silver arowana under 15 cm, you can feed some minced meat of fish and shrimp, because their digestive ability is not strong, and feeding more minced meat of fish and shrimp can promote their digestion. When they grow to more than 15 centimeters, they can be fed bread worms, bloodworms and other foods to accelerate their growth and development.

When they grow to 20 cm, they can be fed some large feeds such as loaches and meat pieces. <

The growth rate of silver arowana is relatively fast, and when raised in captivity, if you want to speed up their growth, you can choose food according to their stage. Generally speaking, silver Arowana under 15 cm can only eat some minced meat of fish and shrimp. Because their digestion is poor, the minced meat fed to the fish and shrimp will not affect their health.

When they grow to more than 15 cm, they can be fed with some bread worms, bloodworms, mealworms, small fish, small shrimp, etc. However, when feeding small fish and shrimp, the head and tail should also be removed to avoid scratching the internal organs. These foods contain more protein and fat, which provide most of the nutrients they need for growth and development.

When they grow to more than 20 centimeters, they can eat a wider variety of foods. Breeders can feed more muddy loach, lean meat, animal offal, centipedes, frogs, etc., the nutrients in these foods are more comprehensive, which can enhance their physique.

1. Constant water temperature: If you want to make the silver Arowana grow fast, you must ensure that the environment in which they live is comfortable. Keepers need to keep the water temperature they live in, preferably around 28 at all times.

2. Clean water quality: Arowana likes clean and refreshing water quality, and the keeper should change the water frequently to ensure that the water quality is clean. However, the frequency of water changes should not be too high, because too much change in water quality will also affect their growth and development.

Silver Arowana mainly feeds on fish, shrimp, and shellfish. The silver Arowana is a large carnivorous fish, preying on fish and shrimp in the water or insects in the water, because it is good at jumping, it can also prey on the branches on the surface of the water. It mainly inhabits the slower flow section of the river, with the surface water Youmingyin as the main activity area.

In addition to small fish, Silverribbon also eats many other things, and usually feeds on crustaceans and aquatic insects such as shrimp, daphnia, and midges when the body is about 10 cm long, but also catches small fish swimming 3 to 4 cm above the surface of the water. In addition to swimming on the surface of the water, sub-adults also eat lizards, frogs, snakes, etc.