The African snapper does not recognize its owner. The African sea bream has a low IQ and poor memory. It cannot understand the behavior of its owner and will not interact emotionally with its owner. If the owner keeps it for a long time, the African sea bream will also develop conditioned reflexes. For example, it will take the initiative to swim over when the owner approaches.

Notes on raising African sea bream:

1. African sea bream likes weakly alkaline water. The owner can lay sand and stones at the bottom of the fish tank to improve the water quality. of alkalinity. In terms of water temperature, African seabream is a tropical fish with a suitable temperature of 22-26 degrees and cannot adapt to water temperatures below 20 degrees.

2. African sea bream is aggressive by nature. It is necessary to place some pots or stones at the bottom of the fish tank to avoid them, and pay attention to the density of the fish.