Designation: PET2857
English name: Xiphas Gladius
Vulnerability to diseases: fish plague, white cloud disease, skin disease, rotting tail disease, etc.
Life: Overview of Red Swordfish species, 8-10 years
Red Swordfish, also known as Red Swordfish, has a light blue green colour in nature. The greatest feature of red swordfish is their swordtails, and the females have no tails. Red swordfish are the more common and indispensable species in aquariums, which are difficult to raise and easy to raise.
Chinese name: Red Swordfish
Context: Animals
Syndicate: Sculpture
Section: Swordfish
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Swordfish
Two words: xiphias gladius
Chinese literary name: the shape of red swordfish
Red swordfish are mainly distributed in Mexico and Guatemala. The swordfish are now artificially bred and the color has changed a lot, except for red, white, blue, etc. Red swordfish are easy to raise and very strong.
The red swordfish, which may have a size of 10 to 12 centimetres, may become smaller after being raised, at about 7 to 8 centimetres. It looks like a hammer, similar to the moonfish, but has a long tail handle, with a middle back fin and abdominal abdomen, marked by the extension of swords under the male tail fin, some beyond their length. The original species in nature are light blue and green. The bottom edge of the male tail fin extends to a needle-like fin. It is commonly known as swordtails, with no female tails, and swordtails are an indispensable species in aquariums. Through artificial breeding, they are more colourful, red, white, blue, etc. It represents fish with red swords, blue swords, white swords, black fins, black fins and white swords, etc. Red swordfish breeding environment
Red swordfish are less difficult to raise, are more easily ploughed, and are mild in character, so they mix with other temperate tropical fish.
Red swordfish are highly resilient, growing and breeding in water temperature of 20 °C ~ 25 °C, weak acid, neutral or microalkalin water, suitable for rearing water temperature of 24 to 26 °C, and resistant to temperatures of 5 °C for short periods. All kinds of bait are eaten. Swordtails, though prepared for “swords”, are not easy to fight. On the contrary, they are gentle, kind, never bully the weak or different species, easily mixed with other tropical fish. They jump in shock and are highly ejected. For safety reasons, it is advisable to add a sheet to the top of the aquarium.
Red swordfish can breed in cement ponds. The goldfish weeds are placed in the cement ponds, where the gills are taken into the grass for breeding, and the nylon net is used to separate the fish from the fish. Because of their larger size, they usually give birth to children every 30 to 50 days, and older males can give birth to more than 200 tails each, while newly born fish hide on the leaves of the grass. The tail of the sword below the male fin begins to develop when the fish grow into three months. The Red Swordfish.
Feeding red swordfish, giving them what to eat is a matter of concern for fish friends, and it is more important that many red swordfish, when they change their environment, are not fed.
Feeders can feed Red Swordfish with professional fish feed, but bread slag can also feed Red Swordfish because red Swordfish do not pick much forage, which is considered to be excellent by the individual. It should be borne in mind that fish species should not last beyond two generations in the same nest, so as not to lead to the degradation of the species by successive proximate reproduction.
The newly purchased Red Swordfish, who are used to the new environment, can start feeding, usually half a day after they have been placed in the cask, which means that they can start feeding if they start pecking the walls of the cask or the grain laid on the bottom of the cask.