Zebra dog head, belonging to Tetradontidae, is a lively and pure freshwater river. Origin: Africa. Zebra is vigorous, leathery and suitable for novice breeding. And it has good interaction with people, but it is not suitable for mixed culture of the same species and suitable for single culture.
Zebra dog head is a carnivore called mollusk. The outdoor environment includes insects, mollusks and crustaceans, so snails, crabs, lobsters and shrimps are good choices. If raised artificially, they will also go to eat small fish, and sometimes they will be trained to eat frozen dry krill.
Babies can be fed once or twice a day, and adults can be reduced to two or three times a week. Zebra dogs have strong teeth and grow all their lives. They need to provide live food with shells to keep their teeth from wearing out. Acceptable foods include shellfish, crustaceans and live food with shells, such as snails, which will help to wear teeth. If the teeth are too long, you can't eat. Let the owner hold the teeth.
The food requirement of zebra dog head changes with age and growth. The small zebra dog head can feed frozen red worms, small fish, snails, krill, black shell shrimp and so on. When the zebra dog's head exceeds 15cm, it can feed shrimp, lobster and crab legs, mussels and clams, giant krill, loach and Zhu Jinwen.