How to raise australis:

1. Water tank: The body of Australis is relatively large, and its body length can grow to more than 50cm in adulthood. When breeding, it is recommended to use a larger fish tank, the length should preferably be more than 120cm, the width should be more than 60cm, and the height should be more than 80cm. If you are breeding smaller juvenile Australopithecus, you can use a smaller tank. But when the juvenile Australopithecus grows up, it is necessary to replace the larger fish tank in time.

2. Water temperature: Australopithecus is a tropical fish that mainly lives in eastern Australia and northern Australia. When cultivating Australian star dragons, it is necessary to use a heating rod to maintain the temperature of the water in the tank between 24-28 °C. The water temperature should not be too low, otherwise the Australian star dragon will not grow well.

3. Water quality: Australian Star Point Dragon likes soft water with a hardness of 3-12, and a PH value of 6.5-7.5 Neutral water, use water that meets these conditions when breeding. In addition, the water should be changed every 3 days during breeding to prevent the water from deteriorating. You can replace one-third of the water every time you change the water, but not all of the water.

4. Feeding: Australopithecus has a large appetite and needs to be fed 2-3 times a day. Because Australopithecus is a carnivorous fish, it is necessary to feed meat, such as small shrimp, small fish, barley worms, mealworms, etc. The amount of feeding should not be too much, and the Australian star dragon should be eaten within 20 minutes.