Lobster culture should use ponds with sufficient water and convenient irrigation and drainage, and put stones, rubble and other substances in them to provide places for lobsters to hide and rest. When breeding, the lobster is provided with food once a day, and the feeding amount is controlled at 6% of the weight of the lobster to make it grow better.

How to breed lobsters 1, breeding environment

To breed lobsters, a pond with sufficient water and convenient irrigation and drainage should be selected as the breeding pond, and then materials such as gravel, stones, grass dragons and old tires should be laid inside to create hiding and resting places for lobsters, and the water inlet and outlet should be covered with barbed wire to prevent lobsters from escaping.

Step 2 provide food

Lobsters eat algae, plant roots, fish and shrimp, earthworms, insects and other foods in the water during their growth, and can provide them with rice bran, wheat bran, bean dregs, fish, shrimp skin, animal offal and other foods during their cultivation, so that lobsters grow stronger.

3. Preventive measures

Lobsters have high requirements on water quality, and water should be changed every other week when they are cultured. However, when the temperature is high in summer, the water should be changed every three days to provide a clean growth environment for lobsters, and the amount of water changed should be controlled at a quarter of the total water.