Do monk fish have the highest requirements for oxygen levels in the water?

It's not high, it's about the same as ordinary tropical fish, let's put it this way, if it lives in a hyperogenic environment when it's a child, then it has to be hyperoxiphilic all the time, if it is raised normally since childhood, change the water, and don't add oxygen, then you always don't need to add oxygen, of course, changing the water is necessary, you must at least keep its water clean and aerobic.

Not the highest.

However, each type of fish requires dissolved oxygen in the water differently under different circumstances, for example, during ovulation, the fish's requirement for dissolved oxygen will be 1 or 2 points higher.

Friends should also pay attention to keeping the dissolved oxygen in the water constant by a range.

As long as you pay attention to this point in the daily management, it is no problem.

1. Is monk fish a nitrox fish?

2. Does the monk fish burn the oxygen high?

3. Do monk fish use oxygenation?

4. Does the monk fish consume a lot of oxygen?

1.Monk fish is a highly aerobic fish.

2.This fish is relatively large and resistant to branches, and its oxygen demand is also high, so it needs to be oxygenated with an oxygen pump throughout the day.

3.This fish, also known as the color bream, is a relatively common Changmin ornamental fish with a large bulge on its head and a rich color.

4.It is to survive in the environment of 28-30, the diet is relatively extensive, you can eat natural feed and artificial feed, usually 3-5 days to change the water.

The demand for oxygen is relatively high, and they need to consume a large amount of oxygen during their daily activities. In addition, their metabolism is also relatively fast, and the pollution of water quality is also more serious, so the oxygen in the water will also decrease rapidly. If they have a lack of oxygen, they will have floating heads, shortness of breath and other phenomena, at this time the keeper needs to turn on the oxygen pump to increase the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water.

Monk fish still have a relatively high demand for oxygen because they are tropical fish and prefer a higher water temperature. In a high temperature environment, the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water decreases. They are also on the larger side and consume a lot of oxygen during their normal activities.

In addition, their metabolic ability is relatively strong, and the pollution of water quality is also more serious. When the water quality deteriorates, the oxygen in the water will also decrease sharply, so the demand for oxygen is still relatively high. When the monk fish is deprived of oxygen, it will have a floating head and shortness of breath.

If the keeper finds these conditions, he needs to turn on the oxygen pump immediately to ensure that the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water is sufficient.

If there is a filter in the tank where the fish are raised, the keeper can choose to oxygenate them during the day and turn them off at night. Because their activity levels are higher during the day, their need for oxygen is greater. At night, they go to rest, their activity decreases, and their need for oxygen naturally decreases.

Coupled with the installation of filters, a small amount of oxygen can be replenished, and not oxygenating at night can also reduce the flow of water, so that they can rest better.

If there is no filter in the tank, the keeper will need to be oxygenated 24 hours a day. Because in a high temperature environment, oxygen loss is relatively fast, and breeders must be oxygenated 24 hours a day to ensure that they can move normally.

Oxygen needs to be pumped uninterrupted, so that the fish are more in shape; The monk fish is adaptable and healthy, and is a relatively easy ornamental fish to raise; Oxygenation in the water can make the fish get enough oxygen and make the fish more energetic and bright.

If a filter is configured, the filter is generally equipped with an aeration device, and there is no need for an additional inflator pump. If the fish tank is relatively large, it can also be omitted to be inflated, but the filter must still be equipped.

The water temperature of the monk fish should be controlled above 26 degrees, and it is required to be relatively stable; Water quality, the hardness of the water is generally higher, some water is slightly alkaline, the pH value is the best, if the pH value of the water is high, it should be adjusted before use, or used in combination with tap water.

The water quality of the monk fish should be good, and the remaining bait and fish in the water should be cleaned up immediately to avoid nitrite damage to it. Monk fish are best suited to live in water with a pH level, and can survive even if the pH level is in between, but beyond this range may affect their health. In order to ensure good water quality, the water should be changed regularly, and the amount of water should not be too large.

In addition, it is best to keep the water temperature between 27-28 for monk fish. <

Monk fish is a relatively solid type of fish, and the requirements for water quality are not high. If you want the monk fish to grow well, you still have to feed it under good water quality. The water should be clean and free of impurities, such as leftover bait and fish, should be removed in time to prevent them from breeding bacteria and harming the monk fish.

The pH value of the water is best controlled in between, so that the monk fish can live more comfortably. It is also able to survive the pH level, but beyond this range it is not good and can easily damage its health.

Good water quality and regular water change are inseparable, it is best to change the water for the monk fish once every three days in summer, and once every five to seven days in winter. When changing the water, the force should be as small as possible to avoid scouring the monk fish in the water body. It is enough to change a third of the water at a time, so that the water quality does not fluctuate too much and does not cause them discomfort.

1. Food should be nutritious and healthy: they love meat, such as small shrimp, small fish, red earthworms and other foods, which are rich in protein, calcium and other nutrients, which can help monk fish get up and grow. When feeding live bait, it is necessary to sterilize to avoid bacteria harming the health of monk fish.

2. Feeding a small amount and multiple times: When feeding, you must feed a small amount many times, and do not throw the food directly in the water in order to save trouble. Monk fish is greedy, and if you eat too much, it will not be digested and damage the stomach.

You can't stay a second without oxygen, and it's the same with people, and it's the same with other creatures on Earth.

Landlord, you are talking about the fact that there is no oxygen in the water, not no oxygen. One of my 3cm little Arhats, once changed the water, I carelessly put the Arhats in a plastic box for raising small fish, put them on the fish tank and wait for the water to clear, and then forgot to put the fish into the fish tank, the plastic box contained the Arhat in the fish tank without the help of external oxygen floating on the top of the fish tank for an afternoon, about 3 hours or so, and then after returning home, the Arhat's body color turned white, and the state was also very poor, and then hurriedly put the fish into the fish tank after about half an hour, the fish was lively again. As for how long this situation can last, it is about 3 hours, and the box containing Luohan is about 12*6*5cm in length, width and height.

However, as long as the density of the fish tank is not large, there is no problem with the water quality, water temperature, fish, etcUnder normal conditions, as long as the water flows, the water washed down from the filter tank contains a certain amount of dissolved oxygen, but I don't know what your fish, the size of the fish tank, the filtration system is, whether you can ensure that there is no lack of oxygen, this is not easy to say, but you can do this, open the filtration system, let the water circulate, and then in the water quality, water temperature...Under normal circumstances, put the fish into the fish tank, if the fish has a floating head, it means that it is hypoxia, so use an air pump to add oxygen to the fish tank. Contrarily.

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In addition, I would like to add that the landlord is really lucky for this question.

You're trying to say how long a Rohan can stay in unoxygenated water, right?

It depends on how much water there is, and if you are in a large pond, you can survive without oxygen.

If it is our one-meter fish tank, it doesn't matter if you don't add oxygen for half a day, the small tank must be oxygenated.

You can't live without oxygen for 1 minute, lz you want to ask the tank that doesn't play oxygen, as long as there is a good circulation system and nitrification system, Luohan can live without oxygen.

Monk fish are high-temperature and highly oxygenated baibai fish seedlings, in particular, need higher water temperature and oxygen than adult fish to help grow

Adult and pressed adult fish in the summer specialty.

Under the condition of not turning on the air conditioner, it is possible not to open the heating pipe The general water temperature is 27 29 can be But the oxygen must be sufficient Large fish have a high demand for oxygen The circulating pump in the aquarium has its own oxygen There is nothing to say only the water pump, so the water pump is to turn on oxygen.

The head arhat should pay attention to protect because the edges and corners in the tank will cause damage to the head arhat.

Yes. Monk fish are high-temperature and highly aerobic fish, and the seedlings in particular need higher water temperature and oxygen than adults to help grow.

The water quality of raising arhats.

1. Chromaticity: refers to the color and transparency of water. It is best to breed Luohan in a water body that is colorless and transparent, without turbidity.

2. Temperature: Luohan is most suitable for living in a water body with a water temperature of 26 30, of which 28 is the best temperature. In the process of breeding, it is necessary to avoid sudden changes in temperature, and the temperature difference shall not exceed 2.

3. Dissolved oxygen: refers to the amount of oxygen dissolved in water, and the water body of arhat breeding is normal at 5 7 milligrams of liters. Too low will affect the metabolism of the arhat.

Due to the large amount of arhat excretion, it is easy to cause water quality deterioration and lack of oxygen in the water, so it is necessary to use an air pump to oxygenate the water body to keep the dissolved oxygen in the water sufficient. If you find that Luohan has a floating head or shortness of breath, it indicates that the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water is too low, and you should take oxygenation measures in time.

4. Hardness: The hardness is generally expressed by KH, below KH7 is soft water, and above KH7 is hard water. Luohan prefers neutral to hard water. If you want to adjust the hardness of the water body, you can do so by adjusting the pH of the water body.

5. pH: The pH of water is expressed by pH. Luohan is suitable for living in water bodies with a pH and can also live in water bodies with a pH of 6, but beyond this range, it will affect its growth.

If the pH in the water is high, you can add phosphoric acid, sunken wood, soft water resin, etc., and slowly lower the pH. If the pH is too low, you can add coral sand to make the pH increase slowly.

6. Ammonia nitrogen: The content of ammonia and nitrogen in the water body should be controlled below milligrams. Too high can cause fish to die.

Ammonia and nitrogen are the products of protein decomposition, and the excrement of fish and other organisms, such as urea and feces, will produce ammonia and nitrogen; The decomposition of leftover bait and dead fish in the tank will also produce ammonia and nitrogen.

7. Nitrite and nitrate: nitrite is the product of primary oxidation of ammonia and nitrogen. Nitrate is the final product of ammonia nitrogen oxidation, which has no direct harm to fish and other organisms, but excessive accumulation will cause the water quality to deteriorate, resulting in a large number of harmful bacteria and algae, resulting in ecological imbalance.

When cultivating Luohan, the nitrate content in the water should generally be controlled below 30 milligrams of liters.