No.: PET6171
English name: Corydoras arcuatus
Origin: Overview of Indian rat species of the Carnabo River, Upper Amazon, Papri/Ecuador
Indian rats are a relatively common and well-known species of rodent fish, which are strong and less difficult to raise. Indian rats are a simple species that are more suitable in aquariums, also known as bow-back rats, archer rats, etc.
Chinese literary name: Indian rats
Latin name: Corydoras arcuatus
Don't call it a bow, a bow, an arrow.
Context: Animals
Gate: Pipeline gate
Platform: irradiated fin fisheries
Region of distribution: Origin in the upper Amazon, Capri/Ecuador Indian rat shape of Carnapo
Indian rats are a species of rodent fish that has long been well known, and are very popular with fish friends because of their strong physical strength and difficulty in raising them. Artificial farming of Indian rats is appropriate in aquariums.
The largest characteristic of an Indian rat is a black arch stripe that runs from the kiss to the tail. There are often some differences in size and colour due to differences in origin. There are also similar types of foreign species, such as long-nose Indians, super-Indians, and king rats, which are also a good option for collection. It should be noted that there is a common rat fish, Corydoras metae, also known in the market as Indian rats, archer rats, bow-back rats, unlike Corydoras arcuatus, whose eye belts are separated from the black rough line on their backs. There's not a single one for a real bow and arrow rat, so let's see what's in your name. Indian rat breeding environment
Indian rats are a species of mouse fish that has long been well known, and many aquatic lovers like to collect them because of their strong physical condition and the difficulty of raising them. So what should Indian rats do when they're raised?
Indian rats tend to play the role of scavengers in aquariums, so normally they only have to follow the lead in your aquarium. But now there's a tide that's setting up aquariums, mainly in Indian rats, and it's best to maintain water quality at PH6.5 degrees Celsius. The water better be dry for two to three days. It doesn't have to be too frequent. Indian rat feeding points.
Although it is not difficult to raise Indian rats, care needs to be taken to provide them with a stable water quality environment and suitable bait. Indian rats are bottom fish in aquariums. How can they be properly fed?
Indian rats are not picky about bait and are competitive. When the number of Indian rats fed is higher, it can be fed by a larger number of single-time feed feeding times per day. They are usually fed two to three times a week with three to four hours of a single input. It also ensures that vulnerable individuals can eat.