The lifespan of the orange-red arowana is 3-5 years. How long the orange-red arowana can live is uncertain, because different feeding methods and different surrounding environmental conditions will affect the survival time of the orange-red arowana. Many factors in the surrounding environment have an impact on the survival time of orange-red arowana, such as water quality, food, oxygen content, and light. Generally speaking, the life span of orange-red arowana is between 3-5 years when it is raised in the family.

The orange-red arowana is a tropical freshwater fish, and it still has certain requirements for the temperature of the water body. When cultivating, the water temperature should be slightly higher. In the juvenile stage, it is not suitable to place orange-red arowana in a relatively large volume. Raised in a large water tank, otherwise orange-red arowanawill be easily produced by being frightened. disease. When the orange-red arowana grows into an adult fish, you can add The orange-red arowana is moved into a larger tank. In addition, In order to keep the nutrition of orange-red arowana balanced, the feeding should also pay attention to scientific methods. Although the orange-red arowana is an omnivorous fish, it prefers to eat active bait compared to the flake feed, and the small fish and shrimp are orange-red arowana The main food can be appropriately matched with flake feed for feeding.