Don't think that ornamental fish don't know that they are hungry, they are fed twice the usual amount and don't eat at all

Hello all aquarists, I am an experienced fish farmer, and I will raise water easily and happily with you, so please pay attention to all aquarists!

I bought a new small sea fish today, so I was very excited to feed it directly to the two tanks of Piranha and Lucky Cat.

I was too lazy to wash and bag the remaining ones, so I fed them a little too much. As a result, I found that they still ate almost according to their usual food intake, and did not eat much, and there was a lot left in the fish tank. Just had to take it out again.

**## Two tanks of piranha, the big tank usually has five or six pieces, seven or eight pieces of fish meat, all of which can be eaten, and the small tank is five or six pieces of fish meat, and I will not feed it.

As a result, not only are they ugly, they bite the small fish in a mess, and there are leftovers at the bottom of the tank.

There is a pile of residue, half an hour has passed, and it is still there. If it was normal, it would have been eaten up long ago, and finally it was adsorbed in the sewage under the filter.

The same goes for the piranhas in the small fish tank, there are a lot of leftovers, and then don't look at them again.

Lucky cat's appetite has increased recently, sometimes feeding five or six fish heads, and sometimes feeding two or three small fish.

Today, because the piranha was left with small fish, after feeding three more small fish to the lucky cat, I threw the fish residues to it, and the result was the same, the rest

I have come a lot, half an hour has passed, and I haven't seen it eat again, and my belly is already very bulging.

In the end, of course, he was asking for trouble, and he had to fish it all out. After an hour, the Lucky Cat spit out another fish from its mouth and ignored it.

**## It can be seen that ornamental fish are definitely not unaware of hunger and fullness, especially when they are fed various carnivorous foods. Even if they are fed fish feed, they will have times when they are full, or intermittently. There is a lot left in the fish tank, and I don't look at it again.

For example, butterfly carp and small pineapple, there is almost no big change in how much they usually feed. Occasionally, a little more is no problem, they can also eat.

But if you suddenly double or triple the amount, the result is the same, the fish feed is still floating on the surface, and they won't eat for a short period of time, for half an hour or an hour, assuming it's summer At high temperatures, food is constantly fermented in the water, and by the time they want to eat it, it may have gone bad.

Or, the water quality of this fish tank will change greatly soon, and before they eat their next meal, the phenomenon of white turbidity has already begun to occur.

**## At the same time, this also shows a problem, that is, ornamental fish that have been extremely hungry for a long time, if they continue to be fed in very small doses, their food intake may also decrease, which should be the same as us.

Therefore, when feeding food to ornamental fish, it is better to grasp seven or eight points of fullness, and then make corresponding adjustments according to the state of ornamental fish, desire for food and water quality.******