Rose crucian carp is easy to raise. Rose crucian carp has a mild temperament and is easy to raise. The feeding water temperature of rose crucian carp is generally controlled between 24 and 28°C. Within this temperature range, rose crucian carp has a strong appetite and grows rapidly. Affected by changes in outside temperature, it has always been maintained in a relatively stable state. The bait of rose crucian carp includes fish and worms, water earthworms, fiber worms, mealworms, small live fish, and pellet feeds. There are many varieties of rose crucian carp, and the sizes are very different, so the choice of bait for different varieties of rose crucian carp is also different.

For the rose crucian carp with a body length of 3-12 cm, the main food is turtles and insects Mainly, supplemented by water earthworms, red worms, and Tenebrio molitor. For the rose crucian carp with a body length of more than 12 cm, the turtles and worms are small and have poor palatability. The bait with slightly larger individuals should be selected, mainly including red worms, water earthworms, Tenebrio molitor, and small live fish. The feeding method is similar to that of tiger skin fish. Each pair of broodstock spawns about 500 eggs each time, and many can reach more than 1,000 eggs. The juveniles are sexually mature in 8 months and can reproduce many times a year.