When the water temperature of parrot fish is high, it needs to be cooled down, such as putting a frozen mineral water bottle into the water. It is best to keep the water temperature of parrot fish at 25 to 28 degrees. If the temperature is too high, various bacteria will breed in the fish tank. Although white spot insects can be eliminated, long-term high temperatures will also produce other bacteria, and can also cause Water quality deteriorates. If parrot fish grow under high temperatures for a long time, they will easily become sick and die in large areas. It will also cause parrot fish to grow slowly, become lighter in color, and lose their ornamental value.

How to raise parrot fish in summer:

1. Parrot fish should pay attention to changing the water in summer, changing one-third to one-fifth of it in three to five days in summer. Water, water is very important. It should be noted that the water contains chlorine that is harmful to fish. Therefore, the water that is replaced must be left for more than 2 or two days to allow better sun exposure. This kind of water is Only when it is safe can it be used. Also, when changing the water, the water temperature of the new water and the old water should be consistent, and the temperature difference should not exceed 2 degrees.

2. The weather is hot in summer. Pay attention to cooling off the parrot and preventing it from being exposed to the sun. You can give it a bath or blow a fan appropriately, and clean up its feces diligently.

3. Bacteria, fungi, etc. are easy to breed and multiply in summer. It is recommended to feed less greasy food such as rapeseed and more fruits and vegetables appropriately to prevent it from getting angry in the hot summer.