The breeding ground of Macrobrachium rosenbergii needs to be built in a place with stable and flat terrain and convenient water and electricity. The soil in shrimp pond is mainly clay loam, which has certain water and fertilizer conservation ability. Sand is easy to seep, and the bait organisms in the water can't grow normally, so it is not suitable for raising shrimp.

Macrobrachium rosenbergii culture is very common, generally single culture. In order to improve the survival rate and economic benefits, nets, bamboo branches and aquatic plants were added to the pond. With the development of science and technology, the culture technology of Macrobrachium rosenbergii is constantly improving. Now people use plastic greenhouses to temporarily raise shrimp seedlings early, so that young shrimp can go to the pond early and the breeding cycle can be extended. Macrobrachium rosenbergii requires high water temperature and can be raised early. After the shrimp seedlings are desalinated, they are temporarily raised in plastic greenhouses. The advantages of doing this are: improving the survival rate, listing early, enhancing market competitiveness and improving economic benefits to a certain extent. At present, the larvae of Macrobrachium rosenbergii are easy to obtain and domesticate, with moderate price, quick listing and great potential for expanding production.