The bulging eyes of red parrots are caused by bulging eyes. The owner can use erythromycin eye ointment to apply erythromycin eye ointment to the bulging eyes three times a day. Change the water once every two times and stop feeding or put some large white tablets in the medicated bath for about a week. You can make a difference. During the breeding period, regular water changes, deworming, and lowering the stocking density can effectively reduce the risk of bulging eyes.

How to raise red parrots:

1. Adequate oxygen. Parrot fish are a hybrid species and have a natural defect, that is, their lips cannot close congenitally, so they have a high demand for oxygen. Breeders need to install an oxygen pump to ensure sufficient oxygen in the fish tank.

2. Water temperature and quality. The water temperature that red parrot fish likes is 22-26 degrees, and it likes slightly acidic new water. Keepers can adjust the environment in the fish tank according to the habits of parrot fish to make them more comfortable.

3. Mixed culture. Red parrot fish cannot be mixed with other fish. If you don't do this, it's easy to get scared. Red parrot fish tend to become lighter and thinner when frightened. Since red parrot fish are very active and move easily, it is best to leave ample room for movement in the tank. Too many fish is not advisable.

4. Feeding. If you want your red parrot fish to become colorful, you can buy pigment feed at the fish market and occasionally feed it shrimp. The emerald in the shrimp makes the color of the red parrot more vivid.