How to raise scavenger fish:

1. Adapt to the water quality. It is advisable to use weakly acidic soft water or neutral water. If tap water is used, it is best to leave it in the sun for 2 days and allow it to settle before use. If there is well water, even better.

2. Keep the water temperature. Water temperature: The adapted water temperature of scavenger fish is above 20°C. If the water temperature is too low, scavenger fish will suffer from lack of energy, low appetite, and even disease.

3. Pay attention to the breeding density. When raising scavenger fish at a breeding density, the number should not be too large and the density should not be too high, otherwise it is easy to cause fights between fish and fish, and sometimes fights between similar species.

4. Feeding is required. Feeding Scavengers The feed for scavengers can be mainly algae, but live food also needs to be fed during the feeding process.

5. Avoid mixing small fish. Aquariums with scavengers are not suitable for mixing small fish. Scavengers will eat large amounts of fry and threaten the reproduction of other fish. Can be mixed with large tropical fish.