100 Questions About Domestic Tropical Fish

Author: Ye Jian
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Publication Date: 2001-04-03
Features: Although this book addresses important issues about tropical fish, the author also hopes to go beyond the scope of a "small encyclopedia for fish enthusiasts":
First, it introduces some patterns of life and reproduction of general fish in nature, aiming to guide cultivation in artificial environments and to provide a shortcut for young tropical fish enthusiasts;
Second, it explores the patterns of reorganizing fish and other organisms into a community, as well as how to regulate and control when problems arise;
Third, it strives to minimize the cost of consuming living beings (dead fish) during observation, while producing more "artworks" with living beings—i.e., breeding various beautiful freshwater and saltwater tropical fish.
This book is in the form of Q&A, addressing 100 difficult questions that tropical fish enthusiasts may encounter during the breeding process, covering both freshwater and saltwater tropical fish. The main topics include preparation before breeding, selecting fry, daily management, tank decoration and beautification, disease prevention, and fish reproduction. Some content reflects the author's personal views and experiences, merely to offer a starting point for further discussion.