It is easy to raise the chief short bream. Pay attention to the water quality with nitrite concentration and provide nutrient-rich bait. Of course, other water quality and water temperature requirements cannot be neglected. The reproduction of the chief bream is a bit troublesome. Their egg production is usually about 40 to 60, but the hatching rate of fertilized eggs is very low, which has always been the key to successful reproduction.

The water quality requirements of the chief bream are total hardness (gH): 2-6dGH, pH (pH): 5.0-60. To feed the chief short bream, it is necessary to add black water to treat the water quality, or place grass mud pellets in the filter system as a filter material. Chief short snapper likes old water and does not require frequent water changes. It is enough to change 1/3 of the water in more than 10 days, and the water in the whole tank will only be changed once every three months.