Designation: PET3606
English name: Coperband butterfish
National origin: Andaman Sea, Western Pacific, to the Ryukyu Islands and Australia
Vulnerability to diseases: fish plague, white cloud disease, skin disease, rotting tail disease, etc.
Life: 4 to 5-year brief on iron-tongue species
Ironfish is also known as three rockets and short rockets, mainly in the Philippines, Singapore and the South China Sea. Ironfish are gentle, and their sharp and small mouths are very popular with aquatic lovers.
English name: Coperband butterfish
Type: butterfly fish, tropical seawater fish
Origin: Andaman Sea, Western Pacific, to the Ryukyu Islands and Australia
Reproduction: Eggs
Water quality: pH: 8.1 - 8.4, weight: 1.020 - 1.025
difficulty of raising: difficulty
Fits to water temperature: 24°C ~ 27°C ironfish
Ironfish are very beautiful in colour and have a flat elliptical shape on both sides, which is very compatible with coral reefs in a wild environment, and they can often travel through coral reefs using flat bodies.
Ironfish can grow up to 20 cm. Ironfish have a long mouth to feed on rock stitches and holes. The black-and-white stripes, the black stripes with three stripes, behind the back fin, have a false eye at the base of the iron-mouthed fish, one yellow stripe more abdomen than two rockets. You can put it in a big cask with corals and mix it with mild fish. They can be raised alone, not with the same or similar butterfly fish, nor with the fierce fish. Ironfish breeding environment
It is recommended that lighttimes of 8-10 hours per day and water temperature of 24-27°C be used for simple feeding. Because of the difficulty of raising ironfish, fish friends with a certain level of experience are advised to do so.
Ironfish can be placed in large casks with coral, mixed with mild fish. They can be raised alone, not with the same or similar butterfly fish, nor with the fierce fish. Be careful when you put it in a coral cask, which feeds on invertebrates, especially anemones. Ironfish is mild. They're good at covering themselves up, using their flat and thin physical features to travel through coral reef sews, while the gravitation on their bodies serves as a cover to protect themselves. The pH value for iron beakfish is recommended at 8.1-8.4 and the weight at 1.020-1.025.