How many years is a blue lobster sexually mature?
Blue lobsters have a slower growth period, taking an average of seven years to reach sexual maturity and molt 30 to 35 times before growing to a size of 12 inches and two pounds, which is half the growth rate of Boston lobsters.
Shrimp can survive normally in environments with a pH of 6.5 to 9, but it's best to raise them in alkaline waters because acidic water is not conducive to molt growth. Water quality is too acidic, not conducive to moulting, but also promote the formation of soft shells, bringing harm to the normal life of shrimp, so the pH value should be controlled between 7.2 and 8. Water hardness control in the 17-25 between the best, too low hardness is easy to make shrimp shells soft, too high hardness is easy to cause shrimp shells too hard to lead to molt failure
Why is the lobster blue?
This is the blue variety of lobster, but after cooking are turned red