Designation: PET5718
English name: Labeo frenatus
National origin: Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra, Indonesia, Kalimantan, etc.
Vulnerability to diseases: albino disease, rotting tail disease
Life: Overview of rainbow shark species 3-4 years
Rainbow sharks belong to a variety from Thailand, and in tropical fish they are medium-sized in size and can reach 14 cm in adult size. Rainbow sharks belong to a relatively easy breed and require very low water quality. The rainbow shark is a flower-basin fish that tends to protect its eggs and does not normally feed itself.
Chinese name: Rainbow Shark
Alias: Red fin shark
English
School name: Epalzeorhynchus frenatus
Origin/distribution: Thailand, Malaysia, Sumatra, Indonesia, Kalimantan, etc.
Fish size: 12.0 - 15.0 cm
Character: offensive
Appropriate temperature: 23.0 - 29.0 °C
Alkylity: PH 6.0 - 7.5
Hardness (dGH): 4.0 - 12.0°N
Active water layer: bottom
Reproduction mode: osmosis of rainbow sharks
Rainbow sharks belong to the more easily rearing tropical fish species, as well as to medium-sized and large tropical fish species with a maximum adult size of 12 cm, a permutation and height of 5-6 cm.
Rainbow sharks are similar in shape to black sharks with red tails up to 12 cm. The kisses have short-shaves, move quickly, are long, flat on the side, have a fork in the tail, have a very light mixed colour at the stage of the juvenile fish, are gray when approaching the colours, and all fins are red but unpretty, under the light, glitter. So you've always liked it.
Rainbow sharks extend and flattened. The abdominal profile is relatively flat. Front of the mouth, short of a kiss. The back fin is high and has a triangle, located in the back of the fish, and appears to be shark-like as a whole. The color is identically black and the male is darker. All fins are dark, except for the tails, which are orange red, and the chest fins, which are light or orange yellow. Rainbow shark breeding environment
The suitable water temperature for rainbow sharks is 24-26 degrees Celsius, and although the water quality requirements are not high, it is important to note that rainbow sharks prefer older water and should not be paid more. Since rainbow sharks belong to the larger bottom species of tropical fish, rainbow sharks need to be raised with a slightly wider fish tank, preferably with broad leaves.
Rainbow sharks are pollen fish, with gender differences in size and colour. The male is thin, the tail is golden red; the female is slightly large and the tail orange red. Preferably, the first half of the month of reproduction is the exclusive feeding of male and female fish, the feeding of live fish, the blacking of small white pebbles on the bottom of the breeding box, the planting of broad leaves and watergrass, and the setting of a pent-down flower pot. Weak water for breeding, 25-26°C. The male ratio is 1:1. The female and male return to the house after a half month and generally lay their eggs in the morning. The marriage was strictly monogamy and no third-party males were allowed to fit in, otherwise the two males would have had one injury and be careful when pairing. Rainbow sharks live in less timid and dark environments and prefer to hide in the grass. Rainbow shark feeding points
Rainbow sharks are relatively easy to breed in tropical fish, but they are more difficult to breed than fish friends who want to breed. As rainbow sharks have a nickname as “cleaners”, they are greasy.
Rainbow sharks, though greasy, love live baits such as fish worms and earthworms. The rainbow shark, however, prefers to eat alive, so it is possible to feed more red wire worms when they are planted. Rainbow sharks swim fast and lively, and fish can attack their fish, especially with filamental fins, and it is not appropriate to mix with fish with filamental fins, such as fairyfish. It's just like Chinese. The variants are green and golden.