Can hydroponic dripping angel raise fish?

1. You can’t raise fish

Many flower lovers like to raise fish in containers of hydroponic plants because the fish's excrement can be used as nutrients for the plants, and this way of raising them also has a good ornamental effect and is very classy. However, fish cannot be raised in the container of the hydroponic weeping angel. The reason is simple, because it is poisonous in itself.

First of all, its roots, stems and leaves contain poisonous juice. If it is injured and the juice flows into the water, it will poison the small fish. What’s more important is that the water it drips is also poisonous and can easily fall into the water and poison small fish.

2. Plants suitable for co-culture with fish

Some small plants such as green ivy and spider plants can be raised with fish. They are not poisonous and will not harm smaller fish. In addition, their rotten roots can be used as bait for small fish, and the excrement of small fish can be used as fertilizer for their flowers. This kind of breeding can achieve symbiosis between fish and flowers, which is not only interesting but also very beautiful.

3. Fish suitable for co-culture with plants

When raising fish with hydroponic plants, be sure to choose small ones. Large fish have a relatively large demand for oxygen, and will compete with plants for the already limited oxygen in the water, resulting in a "lose-lose" situation where no one can grow well. Don't raise too many fish, otherwise similar problems will occur. Here we recommend small goldfish, which are not only small but also beautiful, and are very suitable for raising together with hydroponic plants.