I just bought a red bellied man eating pomfret and don t eat what should I do if I ask for a high fi

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Many red-bellied man-eating pomfret will have this phenomenon, and that's because it hasn't adapted to the environment, so don't worry, you can't starve it to death for two weeks (but that's too cruel). Well, let's get down to business.

You have to know that the red-bellied man-eating pomfret is actually very afraid of people, many people think that the man-eating pomfret is so powerful, in fact, the man-eating pomfret is only fierce to fish, and is very afraid of people (the man-eating pomfret in the movie eats big animals because thousands of adult man-eating pomfrets will go crazy when they smell blood after they have been hungry for a long, long time), and the red-bellied is the least daring of the man-eating pomfrets, especially the small red belly, so it is not that it does not eat, but does not dare to eat it in front of you, you can put shrimp or squid (don't dry it, want it fresh, The excess is frozen in the refrigerator) cut into pieces larger than the mouth, and then throw it down, and then you stand far away, it will generally come out when it is hungry and swallow it and then run to the corner to chew it slowly, if it comes out to eat, you will leave the scene, you will not eat it, don't disturb it when eating, it will be much better after a week, and it will basically be able to eat in front of you.

And don't know how big your red belly is? The small red belly of about 3 cm can be fed to it, and when it is more than 6 cm old, when it can be eaten in front of you, put the small fish down (3-5 cm small fish larvae, sold in aquariums, specially fed meat fish), let it catch and eat by itself, so that it can exercise its wildness.

Finally, the red-bellied is timid, and over time it will gradually become more daring, and there are large fish tanks and many groups of its kind will help it. After all, the red-bellied is a piranha pomfret of the genus P, and the piranha pomfret of the genus P need to be raised in groups.

If you don't want to use your hands as your favorite fish for dinner, it's best not to just put your hands in the aquarium.

Eating habits: Carnivorous, fish-eating, eating large prey and even eating meat. Active water layer: middle and low water Temperament: fierce and cruel. Gregarious.

The red-bellied man-eating pomfret preys on mice.

Put your hands in!

Actually, it's trying to eat you

The red-bellied pomfret is a piranha, but in fact, the piranha is not classified at all with the pomfret we are talking about, and the relationship is also relatively distant. Piranhas are found in the Amazon River in South America and are a species of piranha. There are nearly 56 species of piranhas, belonging to the subfamily of sawfish carp in the family Cyprinidae, which can be divided into the following according to different feeding habits

There are two types: omnivorous and carnivorous. The carnivorous man-eating pomfret is known as the red-bellied sawfish carp, that is, the Knott's sawtooth carp. The fish is 30 cm long.

Piranhas are mainly found in rivers east of the Andes to the plains of Brazil. In addition to the Amazon, the Cuyaba and Olinoco rivers are also its main sources. It is now located in the Amazon River basin of South America, distributed in Argentina and Brazil.

Piranhas inhabit the main stream, large tributaries, wide rivers, and strong currents. Adults feed mainly at dawn and dusk and are dominated by insects, worms, small fish, and carrion, although some of their similar species eat only plants and small fish. The activities are mainly during the day, and at noon, they will rest in a sheltered area.

Piranhas have the guts to attack animals that are several times or even dozens of times larger than themselves, and they also have a set of effective encirclement and suppression tactics. When they hunt for food, piranhas always first bite the deadly parts of their prey, such as their eyes or tail, making it lose the ability to escape, and then attack in groups in turn, rushing forward one after another to bite hard, then get out of the way, leaving room for the fish behind them, quickly breaking the target into zero, and the speed is unbelievably fast.

Main ingredients: 1 red-bellied man-eating pomfret, 1 piece of ginger, appropriate amount of green onion, 6 garlic cloves, 1 green pepper, 1 red pepper, appropriate amount of cooking wine, appropriate amount of light soy sauce, 1 spoon of sugar, 1 spoon of vinegar, 1 spoon of dark soy sauce, appropriate amount of salt, 1 spoon of soybean paste.

1. Wash the fish with a front and back cutting knife, cooking wine, 1 teaspoon of salt and marinate for 10 minutes.

2. Slice the ginger, tie the garlic in a knot, and stuff it into the fish belly. Cut green and red peppers into rings and set aside.

3. Heat the oil pan on low heat, add the fish, and reduce the heat. Add 1 tablespoon of sugar, 1 tablespoon of vinegar, 1 tablespoon of light soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of dark soy sauce, 1 tablespoon of soybean paste, appropriate amount of water, boil water, and cook over medium-low heat for about 30 minutes.

4. Put the fish on a plate first, leave the fish juice in the pot, add green and red pepper rings, garlic (pat it slightly), reduce the juice over high heat, turn off the heat viscous, pour in the fish body, and the green and red pepper platter can be completed.

Piranhas, be careful of being bitten when doing it. Go to the internal organs, you can take it to bake and sprinkle a little salt on the line (but some will be very fishy, quite primitive way to eat) two steamed, like ordinary fish, put on a plate to steam, almost cooked to pour out the fishy water and then add seasonings (oil, soy sauce, white wine (this fishy fish) green onions, minced ginger, if you like to eat sour, you can add sour plum and garlic). It's delicious.

Summary. Hello dear, don't choose a polybreeding partner for the red-bellied man-eating pomfret because the attack power is too brave and will hurt other fish, and even eat the other party. There will be some accidents during the feeding process, such as teeth biting the owner's fingers**, the man-eating pomfret is almost not toxic, but it needs to be rinsed with water to bandage the wound to avoid trauma**infection.

Keep it out of reach of the elderly, children, and pets at home to avoid harm to family members. The red-bellied piranha is a type of ornamental fish, which is small in size but fierce in nature. Hope it can help you, dear <>

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Hello dear, don't choose a polybreeding partner for the red-bellied man-eating pomfret because the attack power is too brave and will hurt other fish, and even eat the other party. There will be some accidents during the feeding process, such as teeth biting the owner's fingers**, the man-eating pomfret is almost not toxic, but it needs to be rinsed with water to bandage the wound to avoid trauma**infection. Keep it out of reach of the elderly, children, and pets at home to avoid harm to family members.

The red-bellied piranha is a type of ornamental fish, which is small in size but fierce in nature. Hope it can help you, dear <>

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Water temperature: The suitable water temperature for the red-bellied piranha is 24-29. They do not have very high requirements for water temperature, as long as the basic posture of the water temperature is stable.

Water quality: The pH of the water body is in between, and the water hardness is maintained between 4-18 The weakly acidic to neutral water environment is the most suitable for their survival. Feeding:

They are carnivorous fish that prey mainly on insects, worms, and other fish. Active bait can be fed when feeding. <

As the name suggests, the red-bellied man-eating pomfret and fish have a very fierce and brutal personality and a very strong fighting spirit. They like to prey on other fish, so they should not be polycultured with other fish. Shockingly, their upper and lower palate bite force is very large.

It can bite through cowhide and hard wooden boards, and even bite through steel fishing hooks. They are often found in groups and are not difficult to raise.

1. Water temperature: The most suitable water temperature for the survival of red-bellied manfreak is between 24-29. It is very important for them to keep the water temperature constant, and it is best to add a heating rod to the tank in winter to maintain the temperature of the water body.

2. Water quality: The weakly acidic to neutral water environment is the most conducive to their healthy growth. Therefore, when feeding, keeping the pH of the water body between and the hardness of the water body between 4-18 is the most in line with their survival needs.

In addition, in order to ensure the stability of the water body, it is best to install a filtration device in the water tank.

3. Feeding: In the natural environment, they usually prey on insects, worms and other fish. It can be seen that they are carnivorous fish, so it is recommended to feed them with active bait when they are kept in captivity.

Red-bellied pomfret is not a piranha. Red-bellied pomfret and piranhas are close relatives but not the same species. Red-bellied pomfret is another name for red pomfret, which is nicknamed because of its red belly.

The red-bellied pomfret is a species of the genus Tambaba. Pomfret is an omnivorous fish with a well-developed digestive system, with an enlarged stomach and pyloric sac possessed by carnivorous fish, which not only feeds on animal feeds such as small fish, shrimp and benthic animals, but also feeds on plant feeds such as aquatic plants, vegetables, and algae. <

Red-bellied pomfret is not a piranha. Red-bellied pomfret and piranhas are close relatives but not the same species. Red-bellied pomfret is another name for red pomfret, which is nicknamed because of its red belly.

The red-bellied pomfret is a species of the genus Tambaba. Pomfret is an omnivorous fish with a well-developed digestive system, with an enlarged stomach and pyloric sac possessed by carnivorous fish, which not only feeds on animal feeds such as small fish, shrimp and benthic animals, but also feeds on plant feeds such as aquatic plants, vegetables, and algae.