5 STEPS TO GETTING YOUR FLOWERHORN FISH TANK STARTED

5 STEPS TO GETTING YOUR FLOWERHORN FISH TANK STARTED Flower horn is a very active fish in comparison to other fish, so setting up a tank for flower horn can be difficult.

But don't be concerned. I'll assist you with that. We'll go over a few steps that will assist you with your flower horn tank setup.

Tank Dimensions As we all know, flower horn is a hyperactive fish that will grow faster and bigger, so when it comes to tank size, we should provide a good large size tank fish that enjoys swimming. The tank size should be at least 3 feet in height and 3 feet in width. Another advantage of giving your fish a large tank is that you can avoid digestion problems caused by overfeeding.

Filtration

Flower horns prefer clean water, so if you keep your flower horn tank with good clean water, your flower horn will love the tank and be happy and healthy. Also, remember that your filter should be noiseless because flower horns don't like noise. The sound coming from your filter may make your flower horn stressful, so try to keep your flower horn away from stress.

lighting When it comes to the light arrangement, we must supply a good colour combination to help with the flowerhorn colouring. Some good flowerhorn tank colours include blue and white.

You can try other colour combinations as well, such as red and white. Don't use any dark colours; instead, choose a pleasant colour. If you use dark colours, your flowerhorn colour

will fade.

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Heater We use a heater in a flowerhorn tank because these fish prefer warm water over anything else and can't stand being in cold water, so a heater is required in a flowerhorn tank. Even if your tank is warm in the summer, you should use the heater at night because the temperature drops. If your tank is already warm, use the heater at night. You should keep the

temperature around 26 degrees.

Gravels The surface of your flowerhorn tank isn't staying flat. Gravels are essential in your flowerhorn tank because fish, like us, get itchy, and if your tank surface is flat, the itching will continue, causing your flowerhorn to suffer from a variety of health issues. Using gravels in your flowerhorn tank will not only help your flowerhorn colour, but it will also help your flowerhorn grow.

Gravels will aid in the preservation of clean water while also encouraging the growth of beneficial bacteria that will keep your fish healthy.