Hướng dẫn ghép đôi sinh sản và chăm sóc cá con Medaka tại nhà cực dễ

Hello everyone, in front of the beauty of the Medaka fish, everyone wants to have a fish full of luck in their hands, right? And not to stop there, everyone wants these fish to be stronger and give birth to a lot of children. So without further ado, today's clip will show you the easiest way to breed these Medaka fish at home. The first step you have to do is to choose a male. Fishes from 2 to 3 months old are ready to breed. And especially, children's fish will be affected a lot by the genes of their parents. So, if the fish are dark in color and have a lot of dark spots, you should choose them as a male. And of course, to choose a male, you have to distinguish between male and female. We will distinguish by the lower abdomen of the fish. With the male, the lower abdomen of it is always longer than the female. At first, we seem to be a little hard to see. But after a while, when they grow up, you can easily distinguish them, not difficult at all. The second step is that we have to separate the pairs of the same skin and give them a full, nutritious diet. I probably don't have to say more about this. And after 1-2 weeks of getting used to it, the male and the female will mate. And the fish will start to lay eggs around the belly. The fact that the fish lay eggs around the belly, we can easily observe with the naked eye, not difficult at all. And after a short time, just a few days, the fish will start to lay eggs at any price in the belly. I encourage you to use a net or a duvet like this so that we can easily collect the eggs. You just need to put this price tag in the belly, the fish will find it and lay eggs in it very easily. I encourage you to check the price tag every 2-3 days to collect the eggs once. Then replace the other price tag so that the fish can continue to lay eggs. Medaka fish can lay eggs continuously like chickens, without waiting a long time like other fish. Specifically, after the first laying of eggs, only a few days later, if in a good eating mode, the fish will continue to lay eggs. You probably don't need to care too much about pH and temperature, because the survival and weather conditions of Medaka fish are extremely good. After 5-7 days, the eggs will hatch by themselves without the care of the parents. Newborn fish can swim and find food on their own. So you can easily collect the eggs on the price tag and put them in another belly for them to hatch by themselves without the care of the parents. Sometimes the parents still eat the newborn fish, so separating the eggs from the other belly will be better to ensure the number of fish. Sometimes there are some people who are very lazy to lay eggs and decorate a lot of stools so that the fish can hide. This can still maintain the fish, but I'm not sure we can guarantee the total number of fish when they are born, and I don't recommend this. Minor fish are quite small, and depending on the genes of the parents, we can see that they will have quite different colors. Although the mouths of Medaka fish are extremely small, we can still easily raise them with soft-tongued fish. Medaka fish can grow quite independently and they grow quite fast. In addition to fish, you can also feed them other types of fresh food similar to other types of fish. But I advise you to feed them with Atomia larvae because they can ensure safety and eliminate the risk of disease. Only after 1-2 weeks, the size of the baby fish will be different. And just like that, the baby fish will grow up soon to be able to form a new family. Hopefully, today's clip will help you raise and breed Medaka fish at home in the easiest way and can keep a lot of fish. Good luck, goodbye!