The lifespan of the red-bellied phoenix is generally 2-4 years. The same species of fish lives in different environments and their lifespans are also different. If kept properly, the red-bellied phoenix will grow quickly and its lifespan will be longer.

It is easy to feed a red-bellied phoenix, but it is necessary to If you want the red-bellied phoenix fish to live longer, our daily feeding is very important. The red-bellied phoenix is an omnivorous fish, suitable for water temperature 24-27°C, can accept flakes or pellets, and can also eat newly hatched brine shrimp, artemia, mosquito larvae, and even vegetables, such as pumpkin. In order to ensure the health of the red-bellied phoenix, a variety of rich things should be provided. The red-bellied phoenix is a bottom-dwelling fish, and it is best to provide food that the red-bellied phoenix can sink.