How many fish do you keep in the living room?

The best number of fish in the living room depends on the size of the fish tank and the kind of fish. Generally speaking, the size of the aquarium in the living room is between 50 ~100L, which can be suitable for raising 2~3 small fish or 1~2 medium-sized fish. If you like big fish like carp or goldfish, then a carp or 3~4 small goldfish is appropriate.

Of course, in addition to quantity, you need to pay attention to the water quality control and oxygen supply of the fish tank. Generally speaking, the bigger the fish tank, the easier it is to control the water quality, which means you can raise more fish in a bigger fish tank.

The quantity of fish farming should also consider the living needs of fish. Some kinds of fish need to live in groups, while others are more suitable for living alone. For example, short fin snapper and Nile non-crucian carp need to live in groups. If you want to raise these fish, you need to raise several at the same time.

In short, fish farming in the living room should consider the size of fish tanks, water quality control, oxygen supply, fish species and living habits. If you want to raise fish, please understand these basic knowledge before you do it.