Tiger fish like to live in groups and often fight and play. If you only raise one or two tiger fish, the appreciation effect will be very poor, so if you want to raise tiger fish, it is better to raise them in groups, at least ten at a time, which will look very effective. However, if you raise more, tiger fish will be busier when spawning.

Tiger fish can reproduce many times a year. It can lay 200-500 eggs each time. The fertilized eggs of tiger fish are semi-viscous with a transparent zone and often adhere to the grass blades or fall under the mesh.

Tiger fish eggs hatch in about 36 hours! The larvae are born, dragging their tails and breaking out of the shell; 48 hours later, the larvae are suspended head-first on the tank wall and aquatic plants, neither eating nor swimming; after 2-3 days, they are hanging under the aquatic plants or adhering to the glass. on the wall; after 4 days, they swim freely and the larvae begin to swim for food.