No.: PET3844
English name: Bedotiageayi
National origin: Madagascar
Vulnerability to diseases: white spots
Life: Overview of rainbow species in Madagascar 5-6
The Malagasy rainbow, also known as the Malagasy rainbow fish, is a mermaid born in Madagascar. They can grow up to 6-8 centimetres long, and they can change colours as the light changes. They are beautiful.
Chinese name: Madagascar Rainbow
English name: Bedotiageayi
Anonyms: Malagasy rainbow fish, mercantile
Origin: Madagascar
Classic: The Malagasy rainbow shape of the silver fish species
The method of breeding rainbows in Madagascar is scattered eggs, which are less difficult to raise. The method of identifying females is generally monotonous for females, and in aquariums the Malagasy rainbow belongs to the upper layer.
Madagascar has a rainbow of 6-8 cm in size, a cylindrical side flat, with two back fins, symmetrical on the back fin, hip fin, low fins and similar bandwidth. The whole body is green, with pink, light yellow, light purple, silver and white colour changes in light, very beautiful, with black edges on the back, hip and tail. Rainbow breeding environment in Madagascar
It is not very difficult to raise Malagasy rainbows, but care must also be taken to equip them in order to give them a stable environment. It is recommended that Madagascar ' s rainbow be raised at a temperature of 22-26°C, using soft alkaline hard water.
Madagascar ' s rainbow-breeding equipment, in addition to aquatic tanks and water-quality filters, includes water-cycle filters, heating equipment, oxygen-added equipment, lighting equipment, water pumping equipment, etc. For single aquariums, small cycle filter pumps, 100-200w heating tubes, single- and double-hole pumps, solar lamps, small submersible pumps, etc. can be used. For several aquariums, the equipment is more complex. Madagascar has two types of circular filters for rainbows: box filters and out-of-box filters. Small aquariums use both box filters or small power cycle filter pumps, and large aquariums use out-of-box filters. Madagascar ' s rainbow heating equipment has electric thermal tubes with different power levels, such as 100w, 200w, 500w, 1,000w glass or stainless steel, which are automatically warmed.
In Madagascar, the oxygen-added equipment for rainbows consists of single-pore pumps, double-pore pumps, four-pore pumps and turbines. For individual aquariums, single-pore pumps are optional. For multiple aquariums, two or four-hole pumps are optional. Single, two-hole or four-pore pumps are made of plastic materials, and they use rubber-coated motion to complete water oxidation. When rubber plugs are used for long periods of time, they break down or age and are replaced in a timely manner. In addition, the auxiliary oxygen-filling equipment consists of gas rocks, oxygen pipelines, etc.
In Madagascar, the lighting of rainbows is dominated by sunlight lamps, in addition to halogen lamps, mercury lamps, etc. A single aquarium lighting, sometimes also using underwater colour lamps, is a glass-enclosed small lamp that can be adsorbed directly under the water to the wall of the glass tank, with different colours, such as red, blue, green, white lights, and a better view.
Madagascar ' s water pumping equipment, which uses small-power, fully plastic-based pumps, is light, has a power size of 200w, 500w, 1,000w and so on, stretching up to 5-10m and, when used, adsorbs it on the walls of the tatters, and can drain the water from the aquarium within minutes and be safe and reliable. Madagascar Rainbow Feeding Point
Madagascar does not have the greatest difficulty in raising rainbows, but it also requires attention to stable water quality and scientific feeding methods. It is generally recommended that a suitable feeding method should be developed in line with Madagascar ' s rainbow feeding habits.
In Madagascar, the water temperature of rainbows is generally contained at 22-26°C. Within this temperature range, the rainbows of Madagascar thrive and grow rapidly, free from changes in external temperatures, and remain relatively stable. Madagascar's rainbow bait is predominantly fish insect.
The amount of bait delivered by the Malagasy rainbow should be determined by the size and quantity of the fish. Families raise Malagasy rainbows, usually with only one or two drops per day, which is appropriate for 5 to 10 minutes. When raising the Malagasy rainbow in large quantities, two or three times a day is required; fish species during breeding periods are used as bait three or four times a day. In Madagascar, when rainbows replace new baits, the amount of bait delivered is gradually increasing. Madagascar ' s rainbows are for 1-2 days before transport.