The lifespan of the moss ratfish is 12-20 years. There are many factors restricting the lifespan of moss ratfish, such as feeding level, water quality maintenance, etc., excluding unexpected factors, if the feeding is in place, it will not be a problem for five or six years, and then it depends on the breeder and ratfish.

Moss squid is an omnivorous ornamental fish, and it is generally easier to raise Yes, just give them clean water. If it is a moss rat fish kept in the aquarium, they will eat the moss or leftover food in the aquarium and are ornamental fish that can help to clean the aquarium.

It is relatively easy to raise moss squid, but if you want to artificially breed moss squid, you need to pay attention to precautions such as breeding water and the environment. As long as the general moss rat fish is raised and pays attention to the stability of the environment, the moss rat fish can grow healthily.