But if the breeding environment is not very suitable for their growth, their life span will be significantly shortened.
In addition, their gender will also affect their life span.
Generally speaking, male individuals live longer and can live 1-2 years longer than female individuals.
They can grow to about 12cm at most, but they can't grow this big at home, only 5-8cm long.
1. How long does the Buddha fish live? How long the Bodhisattva fish can live depends on the environment in which it is raised.
Generally, you can live for 6-7 years in a suitable environment.
But if the breeding environment is not very suitable for their growth, their life span will be significantly shortened.
In addition to the environment, gender will also affect their life span.
Generally speaking, male individuals live longer and can live 1-2 years longer than female individuals.
Second, how big can the Bodhisattva fish grow? The largest Buddha fish can grow to about 12cm, but there is no way to make them grow so big at home.
Usually at home, it can only grow to about 5-8cm.
If the cultured individuals have excellent genes and can provide a suitable environment for their growth, they may grow to a length of about 10cm.
Third, how big can Bodhisattva fish breed? Bodhisattva fish needs more than 4 months to mature sexually and have the ability to breed small fish.
Fish that are too small can't reproduce because their sexual organs are not fully developed.
However, some individuals are precocious and can only reproduce small fish after growing for more than three months.
In actual culture, it is suggested to use fish with growth time of more than four months and body length of more than 5cm as parent fish for culture.
This can breed better fry.