Title: PET2492
English Name: Cetoscarus bicolor
Origin: Indian Ocean, Pacific Coral Reef Area
Vulnerability to diseases: albino disease, rotting tail disease
Life: 5-6 year profile of parrot species
Parrot is named for having a wider tan ring between his eyes, and his head is like a parrot. As parrots are marine fish species, care needs to be taken when raising them that the water quality is as consistent as possible with the seawater breeding environment. During the rest, the parrots develop a viscosity and form a bubble in which the body is wrapped.
Chinese: Parrot
Schoolname: Cetoscarus bicolor
Specimen: Parrot Fish
Origin: The outer form of white parrot in coral reef areas in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific
As parrots are seawater fishes, care needs to be taken to prepare them for a nature-friendly environment during rearing, preferably with some coral stones in aquariums to hide from the parrots. Parrot looks like a parrot and, as a result of seawater fish, there are not many breeders.
Parrots are 20-30 cm long, silver and white, with a wider brown ring between their eyes, pink on their mouths and a larger black spot on their back fins, which is famous for their hairlines that resemble parrots. During the rest of the fish, a layer of mucus is formed to form a bubble and to wrap the body inside. White parrot breeding environment
Parrot is a marine fish, and the water quality environment is very important if it is to be raised artificially. For marine fish, there are special requirements for the softness, acidity and temperature of water. It is also desirable to set up some seafloor-like landscapes for marine fish in aquariums in order to allow them to grow healthy in the appropriate environment.
Parrots raise water temperature of 26-27°C, the weight of sea water is 1.022-1.023, sea water PH is 8-8.5 dH and sea water is 7.9 dh. In raising seawater fish like Parrot, the timely recharge of pure water in the management of seawater fish tanks is a non-negligible operational link, especially in the case of uncovered aquariums, where continuous evaporation of the sea water and gradual reduction, if not timely water, can lead to high salt levels, resulting in drastic changes in fish permeation pressure and a direct threat to fish life, and should therefore be recorded in a timely manner after the tank is filled with water so that water levels can be used as a reference for subsequent recharge. The white parrot feed.
For seawater fish, feeding is also different from that of freshwater fish in general, and fish friends also need to observe the eating and defecation of parrots in order to detect problems in a timely manner and to prevent fish disease.
Parrot's baits are shellfish, crab meat, algae, etc., and eat algae, corals, and crabs on rocks. For species like Parrot's who eat, meat and algae can be made of sticky screech, painted on stones, dried up and fed by the wind. Parrots have sharp teeth that can bite rock corals, dry rocks with algae or stones with liquid food and feed them to peck, and feed them to shredded leaves.