1, water level. Mini Chili crab is small, and the suitable water depth is about 12 ~ 14cm, but it should not be too deep to avoid affecting oxygen content and pressure. For deeper containers, other climbing and rest facilities can be provided, such as diving out of water and sinking trees.
2. Water quality. You can use sun-dried tap water to change the water once a week, and change about a quarter of the water each time to avoid the mini Chili crab from affecting its health due to excessive temperature difference.
3. Feeding environment. The feeding container can be filled with bottom sand such as bacteria room, coral sand and energy balls, which is helpful for the survival of nitrifying bacteria. Terraces and aquatic plants can also be placed to provide necessary shelter and food sources for the mini Chili crabs.
4. food. Mini Chili crab is an omnivore, which can provide broken fish feed, shrimp food, earthworms, cooked egg yolk and other foods. Be careful not to feed too much food, so as not to completely consume the mini Chili crab. 12357 temperature. Mini Chili crabs are native to high temperature areas, so the water temperature should be kept at about 20 degrees, and enough sunshine time should be ensured every day.
5. Feeding density. When raising mini Chili crabs, we should avoid raising them too densely. Generally, five pepper crabs can be raised every 30 liters of water to ensure adequate oxygen supply and suitable living space.
Step 6 avoid it. Mini Chili crabs are timid and need shelter to increase their sense of security and reduce the possibility of fighting. In addition, the mini Chili crabs sold in the market may be desalted Tan mud crabs, so it is not recommended to raise them in bare tanks in deep water, and a small amount of sea salt can be added to simulate their natural living environment.