How To Survive Brook Trout

Brook trout have needs in order to survive and become fully grown fish. Brook trout have many needs in order to survive. When brook trout are in their eggs they can’t be in the light. In order to survive the hatching egg stage, they can’t be in the light too much or they can die. In order to survive, brook trout need fresh clean water. Brook trout are very sensitive, they need to live in clean water in order to survive. They are good with a few bacteria but, if you clean the tank every day they might perish. One reason they would perish is that the tank has been too clean and they don’t enough bacteria to do their needs. The fish tank can be cleaned two times a week in order for them to survive. There is a minimum temperature that the fish need to be in. For example, Brook trout need to be in 50℉ to 55℉. If there is a problem with the chiller there are extra cold 2-liter bottles so it can be poured into the tank so the fish can be at the desired temperature. …show more content…
Ppm means parts per million, therefore they need 7 to 10 parts per million dissolved oxygen. Brook trout need food to stay alive. They need to be fed dry brine shrimp. Brook trout need to be fed once a day. They need to be fed once a day because if they get fed every hour they can get used to. The reason that they can’t be fed every hour, is because if they don’t get fed for like 2-3 days they can die of starvation. If the fish are fed once a day they can even survive without food almost 4-5 days. Their PH range is 6.5 to 7.5. The tank has to be tested 3 times a week. If the range is too high or too low there has to be a chemical added to the tank. Protection is very important to the brook trout. There are bullies and a cannibal. The bully gets all the food by scaring away the other fish and the cannibal eats their own friends ( fish