How to raise barramundi for beginners:

1. Dissolved oxygen: Barramundi does not have high requirements for dissolved oxygen in water due to the existence of lungs. Not only that, but barramundi can survive in silt without water for up to several months. In addition, because the barramundi is extremely sensitive to changes in the surrounding environment, the number of water changes should be minimized on the premise of ensuring the water quality is clear.

2. Feeding: The feeding habits of barramundi are staged. In the juvenile stage, it is suitable to feed some filamentous algae and other algae food, and in the adult stage, you can choose to feed mollusks, crustaceans, insect larvae, worms and other food.

3. Environment: Influenced by the environment of its origin, barramundi likes to live in a quiet environment with relatively gentle water flow. It is also necessary to plant some aquatic plants in the water when breeding.