Shrimp is just an omnivore, that is, it eats algae and animal carcasses, so it can be said that it is not picky about food at all! Shrimp is omnivorous. Usually scavengers. Is the body of fish and shellfish ~! Rice grains, only bread crumbs! However, none of the shrimps caught in the river seem to live long. They mainly feed on animal carcasses, and occasionally eat small mussels, snails or small fish that are still in their infancy. If it is raised, ordinary bait will do. Shrimp is omnivorous. In the larval stage, plankton is the main food for adult shrimp in natural water, such as various benthic small invertebrates, aquatic animal carcasses, sessile algae, various filamentous algae, organic debris, plant debris and so on. Cultured shrimps can eat various commercial feeds, such as distiller's grains, bean curd residue, bean cake, silkworm chrysalis, mussel meat, wheat flour, fish meal, rice, snails, etc., especially maggots. The above is what shrimps usually eat. There are many kinds. Usually eat shrimp.