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Tropical marine fish

Tropical seawater ornamental fish is composed of more than thirty families, the more common species are snapper family, butterfly fish family, spiny butterfly family, coarse skin seabream, etc., and its famous species are queen fairy, queen fairy, emperor fairy, moonlight butterfly, moon eyebrow butterfly, herringbone butterfly, seahorse, red clown, blue devil and so on.

Clownfish (double sawfish with eye spots)

Clownfish is a common name for the sea anemone fish subfamily of the family Snapper, which is a tropical saltwater fish because it has one or two white stripes on its face, resembling a harlequin in Peking Opera. There are 28 known species, one from the genus Premnas and the rest from the genus Amphiprion. Clownfish and sea anemones have an inseparable symbiotic relationship, so they are also called anemone fish.

Boy Clown (Nemo)

Black-rimmed boy clown

Black Boy Joker

Red clown

Golden Red Clown

Double band clown

Blue Striped Clown

Three belt clowns

Silverback Clown

Black and Red Clown

Coffee clown

Red double band clown

Earl Clown

Green snapper

Blue Devil

Butterflyfish family

In addition to the longhead fish, the butterfly fish is one of the most colorful marine fish. They are typical reef fish with a lateral compressed body shape and a slightly protruding snout. The main obstacle to rearing butterfly fish is that they are very sensitive to poor water quality and are difficult to induce them to feed. Many species feed almost exclusively on corals in the wild, and some are strongly territorial and aggressive towards their counterparts.

Tiger butterfly

Herringbone butterfly (Yangwan butterflyfish)

Golden Butterfly

Yellow Rocket (Long-snout tweezer)

Spiny butterfly fish

The Echinosidae ( also known as the Capsidae , commonly known as the Angelfish ) are because they have a butterfly-like rich color , and each side of the gill cover has a spine.

Brazilian bonefish

The Masked Immortal

Red lightning

Blue-ringed angelfish (shoulder ring spinosaur)

Queen Fairy (Frontal Spotted ButterflyFish)

French gods

Cocoa Fairy

Stone beauty

Emperor Immortal (Double Spiny Kojiri)

Butterflyfish family

Butterflyfish family ( scientific name : Chaetodontidae ) is a family of perchs , commonly known as butterflyfish. There are about 12 species in 12 genera. The body is flattened and high on the other side, diamond-shaped or nearly ovoid. The mouth is small, anterior, and slightly protruding forward. The teeth of the two jaws are slender, sharp, bristle or bristle-like; the palate is toothless. The gill cap membrane is more or less connected to the gill islet. There are 10-14 vertebrae. The posterior temporal bone is solidified to the skull. Butterflyfish are generally small and small in number; most of the body color is bright and beautiful. There are about 57 species of butterflyfish in 9 genera in China. It is mainly distributed in the South China Sea, and only a small part enters the southern part of the East China Sea.

The moonlight butterfly is also commonly known as the Chaetodon ephippium, also known as the black-waisted butterfly

Moonlight Butterfly

Moon-browed butterfly

Rainbow Silver Fish

Electric beauty

Red-tailed beauty

Madagascar rainbow fish

Silver drum fish

Golden Drum Fish

<h1>Common ornamental fish diseases</h1>

Fish leeches, fish lice, cryptonucleosis, gill flukes (ringworm disease), white spot disease (melon worm disease), skin fluke disease (three generations of worm disease), anchor worm (needle worm disease), wheel worm, rotten gill disease, rotten tail disease, inclined tube worm disease, internal parasite, nematode, intestinal flukes, water mold disease (skin mold disease), cloud smoke disease (blindfold), bacterial enteritis, printing disease, fish plague, red skin disease, head perforation (perforation disease), rotten fin disease, fish tuberculosis, skin congestion, whitehead leukopathy, canker disease, rotten flesh, eye disease, fish maw disease, vertical scales.

<h1>Commonly used medicines for ornamental fish</h1>

Potassium permanganate, peacock green, iodine, metrexolipid, co-trimester, oxytetracycline, metronidazole, dysentery, erythromycin ointment, aloe vera gum, salt, tetracycline, chlorotetracycline, sulfadiazine, enteritis, baking soda, sulfamethazine, copper sulfate, intestinal worm clearance, hydrochlorothiazide tablets and levofloxacin lactate, etc

<h1>The cause of disease in ornamental fish</h1>

Intrinsic causes

Poor physique, poor genetics, poor disease resistance, decreased immunity, malnutrition

External factors

Water temperature, water quality, feeding rules, fish injuries, bait carrying germs, etc

<h1>Disease prevention in ornamental fish</h1>

Strictly control the water temperature within the constant range, appropriate heating in winter, cooling in summer, temperature difference can not be greater than 5 ° C when changing water, increase the filtration of water bodies, strengthen water quality monitoring and management, do a good job of daily sterilization, often observe the environment and fish, and find problems in time.

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