How to raise a hexagonal dinosaur

2026-01-14 01:55

Hexagonal dinosaur rearing required the following attention: ** 1. Raising environment ** 1. ** Vessel selection ** - If it was raised in a bare tank, a 20cm long hexagonal dinosaur would need at least a 45x35x30cm tank. It could also be raised in a 30-centimeter square glass tank or a plastic container. One or two hexagonal dinosaurs were suitable for this type of container. If you raise more than one, you have to increase the size of the tank according to the number. Otherwise, the hexagonal dinosaurs will bite each other. You can use the aquarium partition or use multiple small tanks. - Laying some bottom sand at the bottom of the fish tank and making a cave with relatively smooth stones could increase the probability of laying eggs for the hexagonal dinosaurs. However, some people thought that it was best to raise them in bare tanks because the hexagonal dinosaurs had a large amount of defecation. The bottom sand, stones, and aquatic plants were easy to hide. If they chose to arrange a tank, they had to manually remove the feces. 2. ** Deep Waters 'Request ** - The water depth for household breeding should be more than 15cm, not shallow salamanders. It was better to have a water depth of about 30cm. ** 2. Water Quality Selection ** 1. ** Water Quality Type ** - Hexagonal Arowana was suitable for neutral or weakly basic hard water. 2. ** Water temperature control ** - The water temperature should be controlled at around 15 - 20° C. 3. ** Water quality adjustment ** - The bottom of the fish tank could be paved with stones and planted with some water grass, which was good for regulating the water quality. At the same time, the water grass could be used as a shelter because the hexagonal dinosaur had to avoid direct sunlight. - If there is no filtering equipment, change the water once every 1 - 2 days. If there is a filtering equipment, change the water once a week. Every time he changed the water, he had to change it completely, so he did not have to worry about the problem of nitrating bacteria. The filter could be of the immersive type, external type, bottom-laid type, top-level type, power filter, and other types that could play a filtering effect to keep the water clear. You could also use a small Water Fairy (black sponge, driven by an air pump) filter. The air pump could choose a low-power silent one, which could both increase oxygen and make the water flow. The water could be tap water that had been steamed. ** 3. Points to feed ** 1. ** Food Type ** - Hexagon dinosaurs were carnivores. Their main food included worms, insects, small fish, etc. They could also be fed with easily found food such as salmon, frozen or fresh blood worms, earthworms, or wax worms. 2. ** Feed frequency ** - In the infant stage, it can be fed 2 - 3 times a day, and every time it is fed until the stomach is slightly bulging; after adulthood, it can be fed 1 - 2 times a day, and the amount of food can be slightly larger than when it was young. ** 4. Disease Control ** 1. [Disease prevention] - Paying attention to the cleanliness of the breeding environment could minimize the occurrence of common diseases such as water mold, Septicemia, and gastroenteritis. 2. ** Disease treatment ** - If there is a water mold, it can be treated with a fungus powder, and gastroenteritis can be treated with gentamin, penicillin, norfluralin, and omeprazol. In addition, wild hexagonal dinosaurs were classified as second-class protected animals, but if it could be proved that they were artificially bred, they could be raised at home. At the same time, it was not allowed to mix hexagonal dinosaurs with other animals, such as fish, turtles, salamanders, etc. The novel "Flood Dragon" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!