Tam's mud crab can be raised in fresh water.

mud crab Tan (scientific name: Ilyoplax deschampsi) is an animal belonging to the genus mud crab of the family Eriocheir. It is distributed in Japan, the east coast of Korea and Jiangsu, Shandong, Bohai Bay, Liaodong Peninsula and other places in Chinese mainland. The living environment is soda water, and it mainly lives in the tidal zone of the river estuary.

Guide to raising mud crabs:

1. You can use sand or fine stones as the bottom, but try to use thicker mud, because Tan's mud crabs have the habit of digging holes.

2. Never raise in deep water. If you don't raise in deep water for a week, you will die suddenly.

3. Green algae powder or shrimp eggs can be fed, and shrimp meat can be chopped into mud. Don't feed large pieces of food because it is filter-feeding, and it will grab the mud into its mouth with pliers to filter out the organic matter in the mud.

4 The temperature is generally 12-31 degrees, but mud crabs can also withstand the lowest temperature of 3 degrees.