FISH CULTURE

The shape of the tail fin fish. The above picture shows that the spherical shape of a fish tail. examples of the types of fish that have a rounded tail shape is catfish.

comet goldfish. fish comet is a kind of fish that have a variety of colors. This fish reared in ponds or tanks. pisciculture is generally carried out at the pool made of walls. These fish include fish omnivorous (eating everything).

Koi Fish Koi are ornamental fish are widely kept in freshwater ponds. for ornamental fish hobbyists, koi fish serve as the mainstay of ornamental fish. why koi fish serve as the mainstay because these fish have a high value. conditions suitable for pond maintenance koi fish that pond wall with clear water.

Fish yellow-headed jawfish Opistognathus aurifrons These fish species like to live in burrows, on reasonable grounds in the form of fine sand or gravel. This fish spends most of his time was in the sand with the half body outside and half his body again in burrows or hovering over the canal. when the substrates area wide enough so some of this tail can be maintained in the same aquarium. details of the type: size of 12.5 cm (5 inches) in natural fish size is typically smaller than the fish inside the aquarium. the origin of this fish: The tropical Atlantic west Breeding: jawfish relatively easy to lay eggs in the aquarium. The males will keep the eggs in his mouth.

Water quality that meets the requirements for aquaculture hatchery catfish ( Clarias batrachus Linn. ) Ground water for spawning and rearing seed - Temperature: 25-32 degrees Celsius - Suspended solids: maximum 400 mg / l - Turbidity: a maximum of 50 NTU - Dissolved oxygen: up to 5 mg / l - Carbon Dioxide: Maximum 12 mg / l - PH: 6.5 to 8.5 - Ammonia Total: maximum of 1 mg / l total ammonia - Nitrite: maximum 0.1 mg / l - Alkalinity: minimum 0.1 mg / l - Total hardness: minimum 20 mg / l CaCO3 Surface water for the maintenance of the prospective parent and parent - Temperature: 26-32 degrees Celsius - Suspended solids: maximum 600 mg / l - Turbidity: 250 NTU maximum - Dissolved oxygen: up to 5 mg / l - Carbon Dioxide: Maximum 12 mg / l - PH: 6.5 to 8.5 - Ammonia Total: maximum of 1 mg / l total ammonia - Nitrite: maximum 0.2 mg / l - Alkalinity: Minimum of 50 mg / l - Total hardness: minimum 20 mg / l CaCO3

decorative fish Blue Damsel ( Chrysiptera cyanea ) This fish is one of the few blue damsel and a blue-and-yellow are available. Blue damsel fish have aggressive and tough character, especially in defending its territory. Blue damsel fish usually live alone or in small groups in the aquarium. Size of about 6 cm (2 ¼ inches). Blue damsel fish comes from the Pacific Ocean to the west and the eastern part of the Indian ocean. These fish spawn on the substrate, the temperature of the water for maintenance is 26 degrees Celsius

Sailfin Molly (Poecilia latipinna, P. velifera) This type looks like from the outside, but P. velifera, which is also more precise, known as the Yucatan Molly, much bigger. In a population of P. latipinna in nature, not all males have the characteristics such as screen width fin (Sailfin). Both types of interbreeding and as a result a lot of variation in the aquarium that appears. DETAILS OF. Size: P. latipinna: male about 10 cm (4 inches); female 12 cm (4 3 / 4inci) P. velifera: males up to 15 cm (6 inches); female 18 cm (7 inches). The origin: P. latipinna: Carolina, Virginia, Texas, Florida, and the Atlantic coast of Mexico. P. elifera: Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico Ease maintained Easy to moderate direction. Children breeding: fish in large quantities (up to 140 head) every 6-10 weeks is not rare. AQUARIUM MAINTENANCE. Water: Water-base, hardness medium containing 5-10 percent salt sea water is preferred. Temperature: 23-28 ° C 73-82 ° F, with temperatures approaching the ...