1. First, provide a suitable culture environment for mussels, try to simulate their living environment, and put some fine sand in the fish tank. When breeding mussels, you can put them in the shade, and remember not to expose them to the sun, otherwise they will die.

2. The mussels have a wide range of food habits, mainly unicellular algae, protozoa and organic debris, such as rotifers, flagellates, green eyes, green algae, scenedesmus, navicular algae, dinoflagellate, tetragonal algae, spindle diatoms, cladosporium, crustaceans and plant leaves, etc. Therefore, mussels can be fed with carrion, scavengers or plankton at home.