The tropical fish parrot forgot to heat the water when changing the water, and the water temperature

No, parrot fish are very sensitive to temperature, most afraid of high and low water temperature, slowly raise the water temperature, rest for a few days to see, it is not recommended to add fish medicine, it is too late, and it will affect other fish.

Yes, add some salt in moderation.

Tropical fish are hot fish, and most of them can survive in water temperatures between 18 and 32 degrees. Some high-temperature fish require a water temperature of 25-28 degrees, for example, the optimal water temperature for angelfish is 24-28 degrees, when the water temperature is 20-24, it can only sustain life, and when the water temperature is at 20 degrees, it will be on the verge of death. Some low-temperature fish require a water temperature of around 22-25 degrees, such as 20-24 degrees for guppies.

When the water temperature of tropical fish is below 18 degrees, the life activities of most species will be threatened, and only a few species can tolerate water temperatures below 18 degrees, so it can be said that water temperature is the lifeblood of tropical fish. The stability of water temperature is mostly achieved by two methods, one is to control the room temperature within a reasonable range, which is mostly used when raising tropical fish in large areas. The second is to control the water temperature within a reasonable range, which is often used when raising at home.

There are a wide variety of heating tubes on the market, you can choose from glass or stainless steel heating tubes that can be automatically adjusted to set the water temperature between 24-27 degrees, so that the water temperature of the aquarium can be kept constant within the normal range. Equipped with heating equipment, it is a major feature of tropical fish rearing.

You can't heat the water right away, so the fish can't stand the hot and cold, you can fish the parrot into a container, then put it in the hot water, and slowly warm it up.

It's hard for tropical fish to be sensitive to water temperature.

Excessive temperature differences can cause a stress response.

Those who react heavily will die.

Those who survive are also susceptible to colds and need to be carefully recuperated.

If you can still move after turning your belly, you may come back to life.

The water temperature should be balanced, and the fish will easily die if the temperature difference is too large.

If the water temperature changes drastically by more than 2 degrees, the fish can easily catch a cold, so it is recommended not to heat the water immediately, but to warm it slowly with a heating rod, the water temperature is even worse if it is hot and cold.

Fish are cold-blooded animals, and they are most afraid of large temperature differences in water, so gradually heat up the water, heat it slowly, and try it.

Heating the water right away is a must, otherwise there is no other way, and to be honest, thank you.

If you don't breathe, you can't be saved.

If you breathe, it is likely that you have caught a cold, and generally parrots have strong vitality and can get better on their own.

Scoop it back into the warm water and it should be fine.

Don't heat the water, the temperature fluctuates too much and it's very bad for the fish.

You can try it, the temperature should not contrast too much. Do your best, let it be the fate of heaven.

It is best to keep the water temperature in the range of 25 to 28.

Blood parrots are more adaptable to temperature and can live freely in water temperatures of 20 to 30. However, the blood parrot is quite sensitive to temperature, and it is prone to stress response when the water temperature and water temperature fluctuate greatly, resulting in a dull body color and loss of bright luster, and even black stripes or markings. It is best to keep the water temperature in the range of 25 28 during the feeding process, and the water temperature difference before and after each water change should not exceed 0 5.

Parrot fish are tropical fish species and can be found at temperatures between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius. So be sure to heat it up in winter.

What to pay attention to when raising parrot fish.

1 Flamingo parrots can be fed once or twice a day.

2 There are several possibilities for a parrot fish to turn black or develop dark spots:

1) Parrot fish will also have dark spots when frightened, which will disappear after a period of time.

2) If the water quality is not good or the water quality is not suitable, the water should be changed when the water quality is not good, and the water should be changed immediately if the water quality is not suitable, and the water quality should be adjusted.

3) Red parrots sometimes develop dark spots as they grow, but they fade after a while. I've been doing the same with the previous one, and I'll be fine after a while. (Because parrot fish are crossed by cichlid fish, it's not surprising that they have dark spots as children.)

During this period, we should pay more attention to the water quality and feed, and if you want the red parrot to be more beautiful, feed more red feed such as shrimp or Bao Zeng Hong.

3 How much to change the water each time, and how often to change it, it depends on the degree of dirty water, the average person is to change 1 3, of course, 1 4 can also be, there is no certain standard. If the fish tank is well filtered, it is enough to do a partial water change once a week (1 3), and a full water change once a month or two months.

4 If you want to polyculture with other fish, you can generally choose fish from upper waters such as silver dragons or gars, or fish from lower waters such as stingrays. Generally, it is better to keep parrots alone.

If you talk about heating, it is a bit unspecific, specifically it should be called constant temperature, preferably between 26-29 degrees Celsius!

Yes, please choose the heating rod with the appropriate power according to the size of the cylinder. Generally, one meter cylinder is 400w

It has to be warmed, it's a tropical fish.

The necessary water temperature is between 24-30 degrees...

<> parrot fish are tropical fish, afraid of cold and not afraid of heat, the water temperature is not a big problem when it hits the high point, and the water temperature suitable for them to live is 25 to 30 degrees. If the water temperature is above 32 degrees, it needs to be cooled down, for example by putting a frozen mineral water bottle in the water. It is best to keep the water temperature at 28 degrees all year round, so that when the parrot fish is sick, the water temperature can be improved.

What should be paid attention to when changing the water of parrot fish

1. Water quality monitoring of fish tanks

The water quality of the fish tank must be monitored before the water is replaced. Parrot fish require a certain water temperature, pH and hardness, usually the most suitable water temperature for parrot fish is 24-26, pH is between 100-150 mg l. If the water quality is not suitable, the water quality needs to be adjusted or replaced.

2. Replace the water gradually

When changing the water, do not replace it all at once, but gradually replace it. In general, 1 3-1 2 water replacement is sufficient. Too frequent and excessive replacement can cause stress on parrot fish and even lead to death.

3. Use of water treatment agent

After the water is replaced, a water treatment agent can be added to keep the water quality stable. Water treatment agents can remove harmful substances such as chlorine, and at the same time, some beneficial minerals and trace elements can also be added to enhance the immunity and disease resistance of parrot fish.

4. Keep the water temperature stable

After replacing the water, it is necessary to keep the water temperature stable and dismantle it carefully. If the water temperature changes too much, it can also cause harm to parrot fish. You can use an aquarium heating rod to stabilize the water temperature, and you can also place the tank in a stable place at room temperature to avoid sudden temperature changes.

In short, changing the water is an important part of parrot fish conservation, and the right way can provide a good living environment for parrot fish and keep them healthy and lively.