Map fish will jump if they feel unwell. In fact, in daily life, people who raise fish will see fish jump into the tank, which is not just map fish. There are many factors that lead to fish jumping, such as environmental changes, some kind of fright, feeling dangerous, poor breathing and so on.

Map fish choose to jump into the tank, in the final analysis, because they feel that their survival in the tank is threatened. If you see the map fish jumping, you should first see if it is caused by lack of oxygen, and if not, see if it is caused by shock or polyculture.

If you want to avoid map fish jumping into the tank, you should pay more attention to the situation in the fish tank. If lack of oxygen causes them to jump into the tank, put oxygen into the fish tank to ensure that they have enough oxygen to breathe. If it is because of polyculture with large fish, keep map fish and large fish separately, which also avoids the situation of grabbing food.

If it is due to the change of the environment in the fish tank, check whether the water is polluted first, then check whether the pH value of the water is appropriate, and finally check whether the water temperature is within the appropriate range. If they jump because of some kind of shock, they can have different pipes, and they will get used to it in a few days. In addition, sometimes the map fish will jump in estrus.