How long do peacock fish live, and how many years can peacocks live

Updated on healthy 2024-05-10
7 answers
  1. Anonymous users2024-02-10

    Hello: These are my hard-working experiences, there is no nonsense, the landlord must ah, thank you.

    Tell me when it will end?

    Some fish are born very quickly, and they can be finished in half an hour, but the slow ones can take several hours.

    It is estimated that your fish are almost finished, and most of them have shriveled stomachs after giving birth, as if they haven't eaten for a month, and they are very weak.

    After the fish is raw, they start to be impatient, anxious to return to the big fish tank, and eat small fish.

    You can judge based on this.

    I guess you don't have much left in your fish's belly.

    How many small fish are usually born.

    Depending on the species of fish, there are fewer red-eyed fish and more black-eyed.

    It also depends on the size and age of the guppies, the older ones can give birth to 30 to 80 birds, and the smaller ones can give birth to 2 to 30 birds. For example, our family's large grass-tailed guppy grows 50 at a time. Also, if you have a large belly, there may be more than 80 fish.

    In addition, the number of small fish is related to water quality, food, and temperature, and if you take good care of them in the future, you will be more raw.

    Dystocia Note: Do not feed it before giving birth, there is no need for male fish, otherwise it is easy to have dystocia. If the birth is difficult, the water temperature can be increased or new water can be added, and the production water temperature is best kept at 26 degrees. Even if you take the mother fish away after giving birth, avoid swallowing the small fish. Good luck with your fish farming!

    o( o It is best to let the female fish rest for 2 days after giving birth, otherwise it is easy to die of fatigue. The water temperature must be constant, and the production temperature must reach 26 degrees.

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-09

    <> peacocks can live for about 15-20 years, the general peacock loss from hatching to adulthood takes about 2-3 years to hide the pants, the breeding period of the blue peacock is 3-6 months, and the breeding period of the green peafowl is 6-12 months. 4-8 eggs per lay, usually 5-6. Blue peacock eggs are blunt oval, with thick, solid shells and slightly shiny; Green peacock eggs are milky white, brown or creamy yellow, and do not have spots.

  3. Anonymous users2024-02-08

    The lifespan of a peacock varies slightly depending on the species.

    1. Generally speaking, the average life expectancy of normal feeding is about 12 years.

    2. The feeding environment is quiet, dry, and the feeding density is small. Peacocks can live up to 15 to 18 years, and it is rare to reach a lifespan of more than 20 years.

    3. The breeding time of the blue peafowl is 10 years, and the lifespan can reach 20 25 years.

  4. Anonymous users2024-02-07

    How to raise guppy fry to grow fast is very simple.

  5. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    Guppies 4 5 months old gonads are mature and have strong reproductive ability, and can reproduce once a month in water with a water temperature of 24 degrees and a hardness of about 8 degrees.

  6. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    Generally, it is born once a month, and if you can give birth, you can give birth twice in three weeks. But the guppy may not live for a year, and even if it lives for a year, it will have a time to get old.

  7. Anonymous users2024-02-04

    The temperature is 24 degrees Celsius, about a month.

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