The short seabream is a relatively small ornamental fish in the aquarium circle, but there are also some artificially improved species such as kimbera, avatar and other spheres that are well known to aquaphiles. The ornamental fish of the bream are generally bright in color and lively and aggressive, especially during the breeding period, and their courtship, boasting and fun behavior of protecting eggs and seedlings have successfully circled her a large wave of aquarists.
There are actually not many types of short seabream, but everyone in the fish market may only be the three kinds of golden wave seeds, blue waves, Dutch balls, and many fish merchants are not very willing to enter such fish, the reason is that the spherical wave physique is generally relatively weak, the loss rate is too high, and the merchants often lose money. And even in the hands of aquarists, this type of fish is a species with a very high discount rate. Therefore, for novices who want to raise short seabream and are afraid of not raising them well, they may wish to try the following two entry-level short seabream.
The first, the Dutch Phoenix (long body)
The three sphere waves mentioned above are the varieties of the Dutch phoenix (long body) that have been artificially improved, and compared with the improved spheres, the Dutch phoenix itself is very tenacious in vitality and has a low prevalence. The Dutch phoenix can live very well under the same water quality, but the bulbous wave may be on the head hole enteritis, so relatively speaking, the Dutch phoenix (long body) is the first choice for novices. And compared to the gorgeous and cute spherical wave, the dutch phoenix's hair color and metallic color are not to be spared.
The second, the red-bellied phoenix
The red-bellied phoenix is also a species of bream, but it is not from South America but from West Africa. The habits of the red-bellied phoenix are basically the same as those of the South American bream, and the red-bellied phoenix is definitely the most conscientious parent, if the novice wants to experience reproduction, then the red-bellied phoenix must be the first choice. Moreover, the seedlings of the red-bellied phoenix are much larger than those of the South American bream, and the opening of the juvenile fish will be very easy!
The third, the Bolivian phoenix
Compared to the two short seabreams above, the adult size of the Bolivian phoenix may be slightly larger, but it is also a very skinny short seabream, and the Bolivian phoenix is closer to the earth-eating seabream. Bolivian phoenix fish is warmer, more suitable for polyculture with other fish in terms of size and adaptability.
The above is to recommend to everyone three kinds of skin and durable short seabream varieties, if you want to know more about fish farming, welcome to pay attention to Songzai!