1, build a shrimp pond. The environment of the shrimp pond is also very important. It is best to build it in a sunny and ventilated place. The environment requires a quiet location with convenient irrigation and drainage and good water quality. It is also a good way to put a certain amount of stones, tiles, etc. at the bottom of the shrimp pond, or to put dozens of old tires, in order to provide a habitat for lobsters. The shrimp pond should be disinfected with quicklime and water first. If there is moss in the shrimp pond, spray the moss with 0.25 kg/mu copper sulfate.

2. Raise shrimp seedlings. You should choose sunny morning or evening. Before releasing the shrimp Vivi, slowly add a small amount of pond water into the seedling container to adjust the temperature. When the temperature in the container is close to that of the pond water, put the shrimp seedlings into the pond. This is to prevent the shrimp seedlings from catching a cold and affecting the survival rate. Silver carp, silver carp and grass carp can be mixed appropriately. Joining new members is to better interact with shrimp seedlings and increase the exercise rate. Attention should be paid to increasing the amount of running water and the number of water injections during the high temperature period in summer, and it is best to turn on the aerator to aerate the shrimp pond at night.

3. Feeding. Minced small miscellaneous fish and minced meat can be added 3 days after shrimp fry is added; After 1 month, small miscellaneous fish, waste meat and artificial feed can be added; When the shrimp seedlings grow to 6-7 cm, they are replaced with crushed snails, mussels and other plant feeds. The amount is about the shrimp seedlings leaving no residual bait.

4. Australian lobster farming needs attention. Because Australian lobster has a good metabolism and fast growth, the water quality in the shrimp pond must be kept fresh, and it is best to add water15-20 cm every week to make the water quality in the shrimp pond have enough dissolved oxygen, and the transparency of the water in the shrimp pond should be controlled at about 35CM. Australian lobster has many natural enemies, such as mice, frogs, waterfowl and so on. Breeders must pay attention to rats, kill rats in time, and remove frogs in the pool. Some preventive measures can be taken, such as fencing the shrimp pond for 30-40 cm to prevent frogs and water snakes from invading.