The lifespan of the bicolor strawberry fish is about 5-6 years. The two-color strawberry fish, also known as the false purple paradise, is distributed in the coral reef waters of the South China Sea, the Philippines, the Indian Ocean, and the Pacific Ocean. The two-color strawberry fish belongs to the goby family. Next, let's take a look at the feeding requirements of two-color strawberry fish!

1. Water temperature: the water temperature should be kept at 22-26℃ Between, 26 ℃ is the best. The temperature difference of the water before and after changing the water should not be too large, otherwise the two-color strawberry fish will be uncomfortable.

2. Water quality: The most suitable water quality for the growth of two-color strawberry fish is alkaline soft water, and the pH value should be controlled between 8-8.5. During the breeding process, care should be taken to keep the water quality clean. In general, you can change the water once a week.

3. Feeding: During the breeding process, red worms or earthworms can be fed, and some brine shrimp can also be fed. The same can also be fed some relatively good quality fish feed. But it should be noted that the number of feedings and the amount of feeding should not be too much, just one or two times a day.