algae, plankton and organic residues in water can also eat fine rice bran, small granular shrimp food, aquatic plants+frozen shrimp+snake, and meat foam. If it is small and broken, it is easy to change the temperature of water and water.
It belongs to omnivorous shrimp, and its requirements for food are not strict. The young shrimp feed on plankton, followed by aquatic insects, plant debris, organic debris, aquatic animal carcasses and so on. Under the condition of artificial culture, adult shrimp can eat all kinds of fish feed (rice bran, raw bran, bean cake, mussel meat, snail meat and fish), especially fermented feed such as distiller's grains. When the feed is insufficient, it will eat by itself. It has negative phototaxis to light, mostly lurks in the dark during the day and comes out to eat and move at night. Therefore, most of the feed is put in when it is dark.