Cara Merawat Ikan Channa Galak

Guide to Caring for Channa Fish Without Special Care Tends to be Easy and Simple

Channa fish have been getting quite a lot of attention from fish enthusiasts in Indonesia for some time. This much attention can be due to the channa fish having a unique color and shape pattern.

For those who don't know, channa fish is one of the predatory fish that can be quite large when it is an adult.

In Indonesia, maybe this channa fish is better known as cork fish. Snakehead fish is also commonly consumed in Indonesia. Although the type consumed is not the type of ornamental channa fish kept in the aquarium.

Channa fish habitat

Channa fish or also known as snakehead abroad (snake head fish) has 2 known genera. The first is Channa itself, and the second is Parachanna.

The Channa genus is usually from the Asian region and Parachanna is usually known from the African region.

Channa fish itself is commonly found around India, Afghanistan, China, Serbia and of course in Indonesian regions such as Java. Not only that, in the region of the Nile to the Congo river in Africa, this species of snake head fish is also commonly found.

Their natural habitat in the wild is usually in rivers or puddles that have lots of plants, much like the habitat of betta fish.

Therefore, channa fish have a high tolerance for environments with low oxygen conditions and also unfavorable or dirty water conditions.

No wonder so many people often misuse this information and allow Channa fish to live in unfavorable aquarium conditions. Although channa fish can survive, over time the channa fish will also get sick and die.

Therefore, channa fish must also be treated like other ornamental fish in order to have a long life.

How to care for channa fish

Actually channa fish do not require very special care, even channa fish care tends to be easy and simple.

May be useful!