Tiger catfish can reproduce. After pairing, tiger catfish often swim and feed together. At this time, pay attention to observe whether the belly of the female tiger catfish has become larger, and the color of the fetal spot. The color of the spots is darker, indicating that they are ready to lay eggs, and a quiet environment needs to be provided to prevent the tiger catfish from giving birth.

Usually the tiger catfish lays eggs in the evening or late at night. Take it out to prevent it from swallowing the eggs. Be sure to pay attention to the water temperature during the hatching process. After the larvae emerge from the membrane, they do not need to be fed on the first day, and can be fed a little cooked egg yolk on the second day, but it is best to use a special tank for feeding, otherwise the water will be bad.