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The current water temperature is 25 degrees, please ask, does my luohan fish need to be heated, butterfly carp need to be heated, goldfish, parrot fish...
Now this season, it's the time when ornamental fish need to be warmed, so there are many problems like this.
In fact, this question still needs to be asked of ourselves, as well as our ornamental fish.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" > the first point is, ourselves, what state do we want to see the fish reach? </h1>
The first question is, what kind of state do we want to see the fish in?
Do you want them to grow rapidly in the winter, have the most appetite and the most colorful body color, or do you have to get by, as long as you don't die, then you can save some electricity bills?
Moreover, most of the cold-water fish can also be raised without heating in winter.
These are several completely different breeding patterns, so the first problem depends on the fish owner himself.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="10" > the second point is, what is the current state of ornamental fish? What is the state after the heating up? </h1>
I believe that aquarists who ask these questions, especially those who raise Luohan fish, have not read my recent articles or videos at all.
In yesterday's article, I have already detailed my little arhat and other ornamental fish, including small pineapples, butterfly carps, piranha, fortune cats, etc., which have been in various states at seventeen degrees of water temperature for nearly a week, and only began to heat them up yesterday.
Since the heating in the home was busy testing yesterday, there was no update yesterday.
Today's room temperature reached 24 degrees in the morning and 34 degrees in the evening, and the state and body color of the luohan fish have rebounded significantly.
In fact, at 24 degrees in the morning, the body color of the little arhat has begun to recover, so what do we need to observe?
Even within that temperature range, what is the state, body color and appetite of the ornamental fish? Then judge what you need and whether you can accept the current state of the ornamental fish.
For example, parrot fish, may be 28 to 30 degrees of water temperature, the body color will be very red.
Around 25 degrees, the body color may be almost the same, but it will not affect its state and normal feeding, what kind of body color do we want it to achieve?
The same is true for all other ornamental fish, which operate and observe in the same way.
As long as the ornamental fish have a similar body color, are in good condition, can cruise normally, have a certain appetite, and have good bowel movements, which does not affect their indigestion, then this temperature is basically appropriate.
Moreover, occasional cooling is not a big deal, as long as the physique of the ornamental fish is good.
In addition, from another aspect, if the feeding density of ornamental fish is too large and the temperature rise is too high, the water quality may not be easy to maintain, and the amount of feeding is not too large, which has some contradictory factors in it.
At the same time, if you are raising small fry, it is better to let them live in the optimal water temperature range, which can promote their growth and not miss the optimal growth period, especially tropical fish.
Therefore, such a question is entirely in ourselves, the best suitable temperature for each ornamental fish, there are introductions on the Internet, but how individuals think, there is no answer on the Internet, the answer is in ourselves.
I am a veteran of fish farming, more ornamental fish problems please pay attention, thank you!