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What do bumblebee map fish eat and how to feed them

Anyuan
Practicing veterinary physician
Animal feed: The body color of bumblebee map fish is yellow in adulthood, and breeders can regularly feed them with freeze-dried feeds such as bread worms, protein worms, red worms and yellow mealworms. They can also be fed some live bait such as water fleas, water lice, water earthworms and bumper shrimps. You can also feed some lean meat, animal viscera and other meat. Synthetic feed: Breeders can also choose some synthetic feed to feed them, such as pellet feed and slice feed.
What do bumblebee map fish eat and how to feed them 1. What do bumblebee map fish eat

1. Animal feed: bumblebee map fish is more colorful than other map fish. Breeders need to regularly feed them with freeze-dried feeds such as bread worms, Tenebrio molitor, red worms and protein worms. These feeds are common and easy to preserve, which is very suitable for long-term feeding. If conditions permit, you can feed some live bait such as shrimp, water fleas, water lice and water earthworms in good years. Or feed them some lean meat, animal viscera and other meat.

2. Synthetic feed: Bumblebee map fish is not much different from ordinary map fish. Breeders can also choose some synthetic feeds they like, such as pellet feed and slice feed.

2. How to feed bumblebee map fish

1. Feeding amount: bumblebee map fish are greedy, so breeders need to feed them quantitatively. If you are not sure how much to feed, you can choose to feed them one tenth of their body weight. After that, you can look at their eating state and adjust the feeding amount according to their eating state.

2. Feeding frequency: Bumblebee map fish can be fed 2-3 times a day in their infancy. They have a high demand for food in their infancy, but the amount of food they eat is not large, so breeders need to feed them a small amount of times. When they are adults, they can be fed 1-2 times a day, or once a day if they are not eating well.

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