To raise ornamental shrimp, to ensure good water quality, the ph value of water should be kept at about 5-8 and the hardness should be between 1-6. When the water temperature is kept at about 22-24℃, the culture cycle can be increased by 1-2℃. Usually, the feed is mostly grain, sliced grain, red worms, bumper shrimp and so on. And moss, algae and organic spinach. In addition, during its shelling, it needs to be protected to avoid changing water to avoid its shelling failure. I. Water Quality Requirements The most important thing in raising ornamental shrimp is water quality. Compared with fish, this animal is very sensitive to water quality requirements. If the ammonia content in water is high, it will lead to its death. Usually, the ph value of water in the tank should be kept at about 5-8, and the hardness can be between 1-6. In weak acidic soft water, there are many shrimp shells, which grow fast and look good, while hard water will make shrimp shells difficult to peel.

Second, the water temperature control in ornamental shrimp, in addition to high requirements for water quality, water temperature should also be strictly controlled. It doesn't like higher temperatures, and generally stays at around 22-24℃. But in the breeding period, the temperature can be increased by 1-2℃, which is very helpful for hatching eggs. But the temperature should not exceed 28℃, otherwise the mother shrimp will not be able to hold eggs and the shrimp will fade.

Third, feeding feed to raise shrimp also needs to pay attention to feeding bait. As an omnivore, it prefers vegetarianism and occasionally eats meat. There are many kinds of feeds that can be fed, such as whole grains, sliced rice, red worms, bumper shrimp and so on. And you can also choose moss, algae, aquatic plants and organic spinach. These foods must be fed together and quantified regularly every time.

Four. Shell Protection If ornamental shrimp wants to grow up, he must shell. If it fails or is attacked, it will lead to its death. Usually, it is necessary to avoid changing water when shelling, so as to avoid the failure of shelling caused by the change of water quality. There is also the need to pay attention to supplementing nutrients such as calcium, which can also increase the success rate of shelling.