Can map fish be mixed with other fish?

Map fish can be mixed with other fish. Map fish do not have very high requirements for the environment and water quality. They have strong adaptability, and their personalities are very gentle and can be mixed with other fish. But not all fish can be mixed together. Parrot fish, lucky fish, silver arowana, pineapple fish, seven-star saury fish, lucky cat fish, crown three-room fish, etc. can be mixed.
Notes on polyculture of map fish:
1. Sufficient space. Map fish is a large ornamental fish. It is best to choose fish of a similar size to it. If the owner wants the mixed fish to grow better, he must ensure that they have sufficient living space.
2. Sufficient food. Map fish have a relatively large appetite, and the owner must ensure that there is sufficient food when raising them together. When feeding, you can feed the map fish first, because they will hide aside after they are full, which can reduce the chance of grabbing food.
3. The water quality is clean. Map fish can eat and poop, but they cause serious pollution to water quality. The owner needs to change the water in time to ensure the water quality is clean. If possible, it is recommended to install a filter.
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