It is necessary to prepare water in advance, and it is best to use small containers, glass or plastic bottles for hatching. The water should not exceed half a liter, about 5cm deep is enough. Because then the food density will be high, which is beneficial to the growth of larvae. Add plant debris, and the dormant microorganisms will multiply and provide food for the larvae.

If it is separated from the egg, put the egg 24 hours after the crumbs are put in, and if mixed, it can only be put together. The separated debris can be taken out after a week. If it is mixed, it can be carefully scooped out after the larvae can be seen, or it can be kept. It is best to use pure water or distilled water as water, which can simulate the newly accumulated rainwater environment and facilitate incubation.

Brief introduction of three-eyed dinosaur shrimp

Three-eyed dinosaur shrimp, whose scientific name is Jiapeng limulus, is also commonly known as horseshoe tube, tortoise cover, dumper, dung beetles cub, money lock, etc. It is the only known limulus found in China. It first appeared in the Paleozoic Carboniferous 300 million years ago. After three extinctions in the earth's century, several strains still survived and were widely distributed all over the world. It is a small crustacean belonging to branchiopoda, branchiopoda and crustacea.

Three-eyed dinosaur shrimp has an oval back shell and a slender, soft and flexible abdomen. The long tail is forked. The body length is about 100 mm, * * * is divided into about 40 segments, and there are some leaf-like appendages. Some have more than 70 pairs of limbs. Because it has three eyes, black compound eyes on both sides and a white sensitive eye in the middle. Dinosaur shrimp is named because it has not disappeared after the dinosaur period.

Refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Three-eyed Dinosaur Shrimp for the above contents.