Can green radish be grown in a fish tank?

1. Can it be raised in water?

This plant can certainly be grown in water. In fact, water culture is very common. The effect of water cultivation is not worse than that of soil cultivation.

2. Can it be in a fish tank?

For the green radish, it is more suitable to grow it in a fish tank. Taking into account the surrounding environment and its own habits. For example, the temperature indoors will be more suitable, which is also conducive to its wintering. As for light, it likes a shadier environment and does not like too strong sunlight. Then, it is also more suitable to be placed in the fish tank. As long as it is placed in the right position, there will be no strong light shining on it. There is also a humid environment, so water culture can naturally meet the requirements. However, this is for plants.

If we want to keep fish in the fish tank, we need to consider other factors. For example, if you put plants in, although photosynthesis can produce oxygen, at night, the respiration of the roots will consume oxygen, which may threaten the survival of fish. Therefore, if we want to raise them together, we need to pay attention to some issues.

3. Notes

(1) First, we need to consider the size of the fish tank. It is best to choose a larger fish tank. Also, don't pour the water in too slowly to allow more O2 to enter.

(2) Also, the type of fish must be considered. Not all species of fish are suitable for raising. For example, koi fish are not suitable. This type of fish requires a lot of space and is bound to come into conflict with plants. Willow fish is fine, as are other small fish.

(3) In addition, change the water in a timely manner to prevent the water quality from becoming too poor. However, the temperature of the new water and the old water should not be too different, otherwise both will be affected. Also, it is best to pour it in after drying it in the sun.