Beginners raising camouflage horns should pay attention to the following points.

1. The water quality is neutral, and it is sufficient to ensure that it is clear. The camouflage angle hanging does not have high requirements for this. However, when breeding the next generation, soft water is more conducive to the fertilization and hatching of camouflage horns. Because it is a tropical fish, the water temperature needs to be maintained at 20-23 degrees Celsius.

2. Camouflage horns are not picky about food, whether it is dry Feed or fish, shrimp, and red worms, as long as they are fresh, the camouflage horns will not refuse, and they can be fed 2-3 times a day. After each feeding, be careful not to let the feed remain in the water, thereby affecting the water quality.

3. If you want to polyculture, camouflage horns should not be raised with ferocious or oversized fish. It is best to choose tropical fish with similar body size and mild sex.