Silver dragon and swordfish, the difference between silver dragon and silver ribbon fish

The differences between silver dragon and silver ribbon fish are as follows:

Silver Arowana is an ancient freshwater fish of the order Herringiformes, the family Arapaima, native to the Amazon River Basin. The body is long banded, flattened laterally, the tail is fan-shaped, and the dorsal fin and rump are band-shaped, extending posteriorly to the base of the caudal peduncle. The lower jaw is more prominent than the upper jaw and has a pair of short, thick whiskers.

Five rows of large scales are neatly arranged on the wide body of the fish, which shimmer with a silvery light when illuminated by the light. When exposed to light, the fins reflect a bright red or orange sheen. Juveniles are bluer; Both the back and the hips have reddish-blue edges.

The body of the silver dragon is silvery-white, and the body length can reach 50 150 cm.

Silver ribbon fish (pinyin: yín dài yú) (Taiwan) is also known as"Dragon spit pearl fish"(Hong Kong, Macau), and"Silver boat fish"、"Silver saury"(Japan), in the place of origin it is called arowana (pronounced by the local Chinese"Yarovana"), in Spanish"Long tongue"meaning. The scientific name of Arowana:"scleropages", which means tongue and hard pharynx, belongs to the family Osteoglossidae (arapaimae, also known as osteopharyngeal fishes) in taxonomy.

Because of its large and flat body, its torso is covered with large, neatly arranged, shining scales, and its mouth is large, with two tentacles at the corners of its lips"Dragons"hence the name"Arowana"。It still retains the physical characteristics of ancient times and is known for"Living fossils of fish"It is known as a great breeding and ornamental value.

Silver Arowana is a tropical fish of freshwater. Silver ribbon fish are marine fish.

Common ones that can be kept in the same tank as Arowana are catfish, saury, map fish, parrot fish and barramundi.

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Tell you, generally few mild-tempered fish can be polycultured with Arowana, because Arowana is a large fish, so it can only be polycultured with medium and large fish, and there are few mild fish in this type of fish. Of course, there are still milder ones, such as parrot fish, lungfish, tiger sharks, saury, green-faced crowns, etc.

Here are some of the fish that most Arowana lovers will choose to mix up, you can refer to them.

Arowana is deeply loved by ornamental fish lovers because of its leisurely and atmospheric swimming style, but there are no other fish in a tank and it is a little monotonous

1 Thai Tiger: A few black longitudinal strips on the golden body surface of this fish can make up for the monotonous white of the silver dragon, (there can be no miscellaneous channels in the underworld on the side of the body) Fierce large fish do not have to worry about being eaten, belonging to the middle and lower layer of fish, which can make up for the overall beauty of the fish tank.

2 Imperial Nine Rooms (American Short Long Nose Six Rooms):

There are 6 underworld channels on the side of the large red body of the whole body, and the fierce large fish (the origin has grown to 90C) is a middle and lower pelagic fish.

3 Rainbow Beads (Pearl Jar):

Brown with regular black dots on its back, milky white abdomen, large fish, about 70cm in length and 45cm in diameter, belonging to the lower layer of fish. Note: The stinger on the tail is poisonous, be careful when brushing the tank.

4 Flying Phoenix: Flying Phoenix is a kind of ornamental fish that Chinese people and overseas Chinese prefer to raise, generally mixed with "dragon", meaning: dragon flying phoenix dance, dragon and phoenix Chengxiang, husband singing and wife and so on.

The body of the flying anchovy is flattened on the side, and the body color changes with the change of light, and there are more than 10 dotted longitudinal stripes on the side of the body. The males have bright body colors, while the females have darker body colors. The breeding water temperature is 27-28 degrees, and the water quality is weakly alkaline.

5 Thai Tiger:

The body length is 30-50cm, the body is yellow with 5-6 black patterns, and the color is gorgeous, and it is edible fish in the production area. The suitable temperature is 22-25 degrees, prefers weak acidic water, and cannot be polycultured in small fish.

Can and Arowana and Flying Phoenix to Jackie Chan Tiger Phoenix Tank, the dragon is the Arowana, the tiger is the Thai tiger, the phoenix is the flying phoenix, very auspicious!

It is better not to polyculture, but be sure to polyculture flowers, parrots and maps are fine.

The silver dragon can be mixed with many tropical fish, and even gods and colorful gods! The fish you mentioned are fine!

But pay attention to the size of the water tank, a large water tank is needed for a large number to ensure space and dissolved oxygen! It's easy to get sick if it's too crowded, and it's easy to rub scales!

It is best not to mix other fish in the tank where you raise Arowana. It feels big now, and it won't feel big in a few months. The silver dragon grows very fast. Usually the rice of the tank culture silver dragon is just suitable. It can grow to 50cm in about half a year

Yes! In general, gold and silver Arowana are polycultured with "monarch knife (spotted deer bowback) (feather-backed saury)", "tarjana" (gar) (barramundi rocketfish), "map fish (cichlid)", "red-tailed catfish" and "tiger catfish".

No.

Both are ferocious fish that will fight each other, resulting in a defeat for both sides.

Your loss will be great.

Of course not, I have a silver dragon and an Oriental knife at home, and the Oriental knife always chases the silver dragon and bites.

Arowana is found in the large forests of northern Malaysia. Red dragon and silver dragon India are also produced in Indonesia. The appearance is the same, but the metallic color on the body is the difference.

The golden dragon, the red dragon, and the green dragon are all Asian arowana. The origin of the silver dragon is South America. The body type is completely different. The back three fins (dorsal, caudal, and anal fins) of the silver Arowana are connected, while the Asian Arowana is separated.

It's a golden dragon on its back, you see.

Generally, in life, we often see the ornamental fish that are mixed together, which are parrot fish, flying anchovies, saury, green-faced crowns, angelfish, scavengers, tiger fish and so on.

2.Flying phoenix: Flying phoenix is also one of the common ornamental fish, its character is also relatively mild, usually players mix silver Arowana together not only to improve their own ornamental value, but also the silver Arowana and flying phoenix polyculture in a kind of dragon flying phoenix dance, dragon and phoenix auspicious meaning.

3.Saury: In life, there are also many players who choose silver Arowana and saury to polyculture, because the size of the saury is large and there are many male hormones, and the combination of the two helps to promote the growth and reproduction of the silver Arowana.

4.Green Crown: Speaking of the Green Crown, some players may still not know much about it, but in life, the Green Crown is adaptable and aggressive, so players choose the Green Crown to polyculture in order to improve their viewing value, because it can promote the growth and development of silver Arowana.

5.Angelfish: Angelfish is deeply sought after by the majority of fish farming enthusiasts with its beautiful swimming posture and beautiful figure, because it has many colors and patterns on its body, and looks like a swallow, so that the silver Arowana and angelfish can be mixed together to bring greater fun to players.

6.Scavenger: It can be said that the scavenger can polyculture most of the ornamental fish, because the scavenger can help the family clean up the food scraps and feces in the fish tank, which is the first choice for most players to choose to polyculture with silver Arowana.

7.Tiger Fish: The tiger fish has a black pattern on the body for several days, if you choose to mix with the silver Arowana, it can make up for the monotonous color of the silver Arowana to support the beauty of the entire aquarium.

Of course, there are many ornamental fish that can be polycultured with silver Arowana, such as map fish, stingray, Brazilia, catfish, and lungfish can be polycultured with silver Arowana, but we must pay attention to strengthening the water quality environment and feeding together, regularly change the water to maintain clean and stable water quality, and turn on the oxygen pump of the fish tank 24 hours a day to continuously increase the amount of oxygen in the water, so as to ensure that the silver Arowana and the ornamental fish together can grow and develop in a good environment.

Polyculture with silver Arowana must first meet the same water quality requirements as silver Arowana, whether it is acidity or alkalinity or water temperature, must have the same needs as silver Arowana, in addition, pay attention to the selection of mild temper and body shape can not be too different from the fish, so as not to cause fighting.

1.Flying anchovy.

The body length of the flying anchovy can reach 30 cm, the color of the fish is bright, and the polyculture of the silver Arowana can make up for the monotonous body color of the silver Arowana and add vitality to the fish tank.

2.Parrot fish.

Parrot fish can reach a foot in length, adaptability to water temperature is relatively strong, although parrot fish are aggressive, but polyculture with silver Arowana, as long as the body size difference is not large, there will not be much problem.

3.Map fish.

Map fish grow quickly, very greedy, up to 30 cm long, although it looks clumsy, but in fact swimmer and flexible, especially when eating, and silver Arowana polyculture must be fed more to satisfy this gluttonous guy.

4.Lucky fish.

Although the beckoning fish belongs to the pelagic fish, it has a gentle temperament and does not have strict requirements for water quality, and the water temperature of 22-32 degrees can survive very well.

5.Stingrays. Stingray belongs to the lower fish, generally at the bottom of the tank or along the wall of the tank activities, its swimming posture is very like, and silver Arowana polyculture from the difference in appearance can give people the enjoyment of beauty.

6.Pineapple fish.

Pineapple fish have a strong physique, strong adaptability, gentle temperament, and prefer to move in the lower classes, and only when they are hungry will they bully some small fish to grab food.

Polyculture is generally not recommended for Arowana, and you don't want to keep parrots. Then the seven-star knife is a good choice, the arowana eats the food on the upper part of the water, and the seven-star knife that sinks to the bottom of the water eats, which can prevent the silver dragon from falling out of sight. Moreover, the Seven Star Knife looks fierce, but in fact, it has a very docile personality, and likes to swim in the lower layer of the water, while the dragon likes to swim in the upper layer, which is also more conducive to the beauty of the fish tank.

It is also more suitable for polyculture.

In addition, general Arowana players prefer Dragon Tiger (Thai Tiger, Indonesian Tiger) and Phoenix (Flying Phoenix) polyculture. Both of these fish** are around 100 yuan.

My dragons are mixed with colorful colors, but they are all raised from a young age. In addition, if you suddenly add other fish into the tank, it may cause discomfort to the Arowana. It may also be attacked by Arowana, so it is not recommended to polyculture ** relatively tall fish and fish that are relatively small in size and easy to be swallowed by Arowana.

In addition, fish that are too lively and always full of tanks are best not to be polycultured.

What do you silver dragons mix with? Polyculture with parrot fish, the best match.

It is best not to mix other fish in the tank where you raise Arowana. It feels big now, and it won't feel big in a few months. The silver dragon grows very fast. Usually the rice of the tank culture silver dragon is just suitable. It can grow to 50cm in about half a year

Parrot fish is just fine! There are also map fish, Thai tiger dogs, cubs, whales, and more! But pay attention to the stocking density and the size of the individual fish! Silver dragon is the best pelagic fish and bottom fish polyculture!

The seven-star saury and the silver dragon cannot be raised together. Because both species of fish belong to the category of fish with fierce personalities.

The silver dragon has a strong physique, grows quickly, and eats a lot. It has a ferocious personality and can swallow small fish, so it is not suitable for polyculture with other fish. It is advisable to use a large aquarium, which should be covered and not covered with bottom sand.

Prefer weakly acidic or neutral soft water, the water temperature is above 22, and the most suitable temperature is 24 28. Feeds mainly on animal bait.

Seven-star saury is also known as bowback fish, seven-star saury, oriental saury, and flower saury. Body length 80-90 cm. The front half of the body is broad and thick, the tail is small and pointed, and the back is slightly arched. It is found in India, Myanmar and Thailand. The seven-star saury has a fierce temperament and likes to eat live small fish and shrimp.

Yes, I have raised it, the 7-star knife belongs to the nocturnal fish, and the size of the two fish cannot be too different, otherwise it will be dangerous.

Yes, it's better not to, it's okay to be as big.

It's better not I've tried, will fight.

The difference in size is too great.

Silver gentian is small.

Silver dragon and Seven Star Knife polyculture is very common.

But if you want to raise fish well, don't polyculture. I won't say more.

It's just that there is a big difference in body size.

Arowana can be polycultured.

Flying anchovy, parrot fish, map fish, beckoning fish, stingray, pineapple fish, Arowana, red Arowana, etc. can all be polycultured. When polyculture with Arowana or Red Arowana, pay attention to silver Arowana and don't be beaten too hatefully!

Arowana has a fierce temperament and can swallow small fish, and is generally not suitable for polyculture with other fish. If you want to polyculture, the common ones that can be kept in the same tank as Arowana are catfish, saury, map fish, parrot fish and barramundi, of course, if the two fish do not get along harmoniously, they must be separated immediately.

What fish is good for polyculture of silver Arowana?

In general, very few fish with a mild temperament can be polycultured with Arowana, because Arowana is a large fish, so it can only be polycultured with medium and large fish, and there are few fish with a mild temperament in this type of fish. Of course, there are still milder ones, such as parrot fish, barramundi, tiger shark, swordfish, green-faced crown, etc. In addition, Arowana, stingray, bassia, flying anchovy, angelfish, heteromorphic fish (scavenger), red fortuna ......These fish can be polycultured with Arowana.