The Pauline lanternfish is native to slow-flowing rivers in Brazil, Colombia, and Venezuela in South America. They have their own unique lifestyle and habits, and also have special requirements for their living environment. Therefore, during the breeding process, breeders should pay attention to providing them with a suitable living environment and pay attention to the details of breeding.

The raising of Baolian lantern fish has relatively high requirements on water quality and temperature. The most suitable water temperature for growth is 24-26 degrees Celsius, and it prefers acidic water quality. They are accustomed to living in the lower layers of water and do not require excessive light. Therefore, when raising, you can choose to plant more aquatic plants to block light. At the same time, the light rod in the aquarium should be chosen to have weak light, and the daily light time should not be too long.

Baolian lantern fish are omnivorous, and water earthworms, mealworms, artificial fish feed, etc. can be their food. However, a reasonable combination is required when feeding. At the same time, in order to make the fish's body color more bright and beautiful, some live bait can be fed regularly to promote the growth of the lantern fish and make it more beautiful.

In addition, raising Baolian lantern fish does not require new water every day, and the water is usually changed every 3-5 days. So that's it. At the same time, during the water change process, the standards of new water and old water should be kept consistent. During the change process, the water should be injected slowly to avoid excessive fluctuations in the water quality environment and affecting the normal life of the fish.