How can you feed your newborn baby water fish

Put it in your heart and raise it slowly!

Juvenile fish should not change their water temperature by more than 1 degree Celsius, and their tanks should be kept in a high and stable environment. Juveniles are very sensitive to water quality, so they should not change the water too frequently and the current should not be too strong. In terms of feeding, you can choose paramecium, harvest shrimp, earthworm or egg yolk, of which harvest shrimp can buy eggs at the fish shop to hatch and egg yolk needs to pay attention to the method.

Maintain the water temperature, and after 7 days, the eggs hatch into small fish, about 4-6 mm, needle-pointed, and continue to maintain light to ensure oxygen capacity. After another three days, the small fish should be able to swim flat, and when they are all able to swim flat, they will be fed with less water to feed the fry. If the feed is sufficient, after 10 days the fry can be fed in powdered form.

Small fish should not be fed on the first day, and should be fed again on the second or third day. 1.Juvenile fish should not change their temperature by more than 1, so the tank where juvenile fish are kept should be placed in a place with a high and stable temperature.

In addition, juvenile fish are also sensitive to water quality, and if the quality of the water they put in is very different from that of the raw water, it is likely that the small fish will die. Don't change the water too often for juveniles. 2.

Juveniles have poor locomotor ability, so the current should not be too strong. 3.There are several ways to feed:

1.Feed paramecium, prawns, and earthworms. Shrimp can be hatched by buying eggs at a fish shop.

2.Egg yolk, you can crush it and wrap it in gauze, and shake it in the fish tank when feeding. You can also use a small portion to put it in the water.

3.Feed, if the feed for big fish is solid pellet feed, you can grind it and put it in water, the feed will be soaked softly, and the small fish can eat it. Pay attention to clean up the manure and residue in time to avoid the deterioration of the water in the summer when the temperature is high.

Because it is omnivorous, it can also be fed some green food when it is a little older. When it is big enough, it can be cared for like a big fish.

The following are the baits and feeding methods for feeding the pups.

1. Wrap the hard-boiled egg yolk in fine gauze, twist it lightly with your hands in water and shake it slightly, so that the egg yolk slowly oozes out for the fry to eat. Pay attention to the amount two to three times a day, and the amount should be small so as not to pollute the water quality and cause the death of small fry.

2. When the small fry can swim to the surface of the water, start feeding the small fish insects (water lice). Small fish worms are small worms that are filtered out of fish insects that are fished out with gauze or plastic mesh sieves. When it grows to a centimeter or two long, it can be fed to ordinary fish insects.

3. Frozen shrimp, slightly crushed after thawing. (Available in aquariums) 4. Artificial dry bait is slightly ground and fed.

5. Dry bloodworms are crushed and then fed.

Separate the large fish and crush it with the cooked egg yolk. Don't do more! Otherwise, the water will be mixed with a lack of oxygen!

Use warm water to acclimatize the small fish!!

You can't change the water too much, you'll die.

Newborn calves should: constant water temperature, water quality, and bait.

1. Constant water temperature

Constant water temperature is the key to healthy growth of small fish. Whether it is in the growth stage, the disease stage, or the new fish fry stage, the water temperature highlights its importance all the time. For fish fry, water temperature is a life-threatening matter.

For adult fish, the water temperature generally only needs to be controlled within a certain range, and the fish can grow healthily; For fry, even a difference of 1-2 can have a drastic effect.

2. Water quality

The requirements for water quality of fish fry are higher than those of adult fish. If the water quality is not good, it can lead to an increase in the growth rate of other microorganisms and the fry will be infestation by germs. Treating small fry is a very troublesome task, and if the dose is not properly grasped, it can be counterproductive.

Therefore, the most important thing is to start at the source and eliminate water quality problems that can lead to infection.

3. Bait

In the first few hours of birth, the fry begin to show a craving for food, and may even swim around in search of food. At this time, you can choose to feed the larvae of the shrimp larvae to the small fry in an appropriate amount. Shrimp larvae have high nutritional value and are healthy and hygienic, which can help small fry grow quickly.

If there are no abundant shrimp larvae for the time being, only adult fish feed, they must also be crushed into powder for feeding.