Shrimp is a kind of aquatic organism that is easy to feed, and its adaptability is strong, so it has become the first choice for many aquarium lovers. First of all, the life habits of prawns are relatively simple, and they like to live in an environment with clear water and abundant oxygen, which makes them easier to adapt to aquarium life. Secondly, prawns have a wide range of eating habits, and can eat algae, benthic animals, fish feed, etc., which provides a large choice for feeders.

The reproductive ability of shrimp is also one of the important reasons why it is easy to feed. Shrimp breeding cycle is short, breeding speed is fast, and it can generally breed naturally in aquariums, which eliminates the complicated breeding work of farmers. At the same time, the breeding process of shrimp is also interesting, which adds a lot of fun to the ornamental value of aquarium.

matters need attention

Keep the water quality in the aquarium clear, and regularly check and adjust the parameters such as PH value, ammonia nitrogen and nitrate to ensure the water quality is appropriate. The suitable water temperature range for shrimp growth is generally between 20°C and 30°C, and maintaining a stable water temperature is very important for its growth and development. Provide appropriate prawn feed, which can include algae, benthos, shrimp food, etc. Avoid overfeeding to avoid water pollution.

Choose suitable substrates and decorations to provide an environment for prawns to inhabit and breed, such as providing adequate shelter and caves. Shrimp has high reproductive capacity, but attention should be paid to controlling the population number to avoid overcrowding of aquariums caused by over-breeding. Check the health status of prawns regularly, and take timely measures to prevent and treat diseases if abnormal behaviors or symptoms are found. Shrimp is aggressive to some extent, so it is not suitable to be mixed with too small or weak fish to avoid predation and injury.