Texas leopards are very easy to raise. The owner only needs to pay attention to the water temperature and diet during the feeding process. There is usually no problem.

The most suitable water temperature for rearing is about 22 degrees to 26 degrees. The Texas leopard can adapt to live in neutral and weakly acidic water, and the water hardness can be controlled at about 10.

In addition, in terms of diet, the Texas leopard does not choose to eat, it is a carnivorous fish kind. When feeding natural bait, you can choose to feed mealworms, small fish, water earthworms, red worms, shrimp meat and fish meat, etc., or artificial feed with high protein content.