Moonlight fish is actually a hybrid species. Common moonfish include red moonfish, blue moonfish, red-finned moonfish, etc. Among them, red moonfish is the rarest among many species. At the same time, the red moonlight fish is also one of the most common moonlight fish species in aquarium stores. Today, the editor of Boqi.com will introduce to you the red moonlight fish and the raising methods of the red moonlight fish.
From the appearance Looking up, the Red Moonlight Fish is very round and cute. Its biggest feature is that it is all red. However, the left and right fins and tail of the Red Moonlight Fish may not necessarily have the same color. The tail fins of some Red Moonlight Fish will appear black. Some are transparent, and another is light yellow. Because the moonfish is originally a hybrid species, the genes are not stable, which leads to different body colors of the red moonfish. Some breeders like to raise red moonfish in polyculture. The editor reminds that polyculture may lead to hybridization of other species. If you want to grow purebred moonfish, it is best to raise it alone. If conditions do not allow it, it is best to breed it alone. It is best not to keep it with more than 3 kinds of fish, especially swordtail fish. Under such circumstances, genes can gradually calm down.
Red Moonlight Fish The fish’s water temperature requirements are around 22-26°C. When feeding, just use ordinary hot fish feed. What the red moonlight fish eats is very important. If you want to speed up the growth or color of the red moonlight fish, you may want to feed it appropriately. Some live baits such as red worms, shrimps, and blood worms are rich in nutrients, but they are also very easy to damage the water quality. Generally speaking, when I feed, don’t throw them all in at once. Even if you feed a little, you can feed more. Feed repeatedly to avoid sinking to the bottom of the tank, making it difficult to clean and damaging the water quality. There is also the amount of feeding. Red Moonlight Fish only needs to feed 70% of each meal.
The above is the introduction of red moonlight fish and the breeding methods of red moonlight fish. I hope it can help everyone.
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