Peacock Snakehead (Channa Pulchra) The Peacock snakehead originates from rocky hill streams that experience significant seasonal variations in water flow and temperature. To create a suitable aquarium, it should be spacious and include numerous hiding spots among driftwood and rocky caves. During the cooler winter months, there should be ample water movement, while the summer should feature calmer conditions. Adding floating plant species will create an ideal environment for breeding. It’s crucial to have a tightly fitting lid on the aquarium since these fish are skilled jumpers, and a small gap should be left between the water’s surface and the cover slides to allow the fish to rise and breathe in humid air. Opting for a tall aquarium with a low water level designed in a paludarium style significantly decreases the chances of jumping, while also offering plenty of surface cover and natural management of dissolved wastes. Snakeheads are obligate air breathers, meaning they need access to atmospheric air to survive; otherwise, they risk drowning. The picture displayed is a stock picture, for videos or pictures of the fish in stock please get in touch all fish sizes are approx
