Zebra, tiger skin, blue shark, scavenger polyculture, can you add a soft shelled turtle?

Tiger skin is very aggressive, especially like to attack fish with filamentous fins, I don't know if it will hurt your peacocks and zebras in the future, but the size of the blood worm is still relatively large, feeding the fish should be OK, I like to feed the silkworm, the fish is convenient to eat, as for the soft-shelled turtle you said, or don't let it go, I can't say that one day I will eat your fish, the shell of the soft-shelled turtle is more like to eat fish, if you want to raise it, feed some blood worms or small shrimp or something, you can feed small fish when you are big, Such fish are very good at room temperature 20 degrees, heating rods and filtration devices are dispensable, if you don't use it, you can change it if you feel dirty, you don't need to change it often, and the water is used in a bucket for a few days with tap water, and then you can use it, and there is nothing else.

You're raising tropical fish, warming up for sure. You go to the aquarium store to buy a heating rod and go home to adjust the temperature to 28 degrees, and the aquarium store also has that kind of filter box, you also have to buy one, if you don't worry about it, the water will definitely get mixed. It is recommended that you do not put the soft-shelled turtle inside, and the small soft-shelled turtle will also bite the fish, not to mention that you have some small fish.

Aquarium stores generally sell feed, you can buy some small pellet feed, fish snacks are not big, I hope it can help you.

It doesn't matter if the soft-shelled turtle is small. If it's big, it will bite a fish (it doesn't bite in winter, but it bites in summer).

Hexagonal dinosaurs are monocultured, cannibal pomfret is monocultured, and others can be mixed.

Man-eating pomfret hexagonal dinosaur blue shark.

It should be, because scavengers are not very good at attacking other fish, they can be polycultured, and scavengers can be polycultured with many fish.

Can you raise it? But it's better to add some upper fish, these are the bottom ones.

It is possible that the scavenger is very ferocious, and when he grows up, he eats a lot of food, and often swallows fish food and insects that fall at the bottom of the tank, and even eats fish eggs, and even bites miserably, often threatening the survival of local fish.

It's best to spread colored stone rice is that there are a lot of tiger fish, and they are very fierce when they are in a group of three, so it's better to have another shark, such as a tiger shark, and the scavengers are a little too much, and it's better to have a big one, so as not to be attacked by tiger skins.

You can open more than ten dollars for anything; Finish.

You usually feed the map, it won't eat blue sharks and tiger skins.

Don't leave them unfed every three or four days, they will be dangerous.

If you don't have time sometimes, you can put a small live fish in the tank, and the map will naturally eat it when you are hungry.

If you don't eat scavengers, tiger skins and blue sharks, you'll definitely get eaten

Mapfish will eat budgies, which are dangerous for smaller fish than them, because they are very gluttonous.

Yes, my kissing fish was bitten to death by the map fish! You can build a net in the middle of the fish tank and keep it separately.

I don't know what you're talking about, haven't played it.

Scavengers advise not to. It didn't work much. It's just that the name is good, but it won't be clean at all. Eat greatly. It also sucks the bodily fluids of other fish.

It's all prey! Beware of beating each other.