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Raising Crappie In Tanks

Raising crappie fish in tanks is possible so far you supply them with the right growing conditions. Even though crappie fish are mostly raised in an outdoor pond, raising crappie in tanks or aquariums is still achievable.

You can achieve a smooth and easy-going fish tank if you follow our guidelines for raising crappie in your fish tanks. First, let’s take a look at the required stocking density for crappie fish.

Guidelines To Raising Crappie In Tank

requires stocking them in a well-spaced environment, so you should always go for a larger tank. The recommended stocking density for 2 to 3 crappie fish is 80 gallons.

Recommended Crappie Stocking Density

Substrate: sand or dark gravel for the base of the fish tank.                                   Driftwood: Put the driftwood on top of the substrate of your fish tank.

Imitate Their Natural Habitat

Artificial Plants:  4 to 6 plants and mix them into small and big plants.                                  Rocks: decorate your fish tank with some aquarium rocks that are neutral in color.

Imitate Their Natural Habitat

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Temperature & Water Requirements

Temperature Requirement

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Water Requirement

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- Feeding - Cleaning Your Fish Tank - pH Range

Crappie Fish Caring Requirements

Crappie is a freshwater fish and can be mostly found in North America. They are one of the most common loving fish in the United States because of their tasteful bite and it’s easy raising crappie fish in tanks.

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