Rosenberg shrimp, also known as white-legged shrimp and money shrimp, is a large freshwater economic shrimp, known as the king of freshwater shrimps. This article talks about how to farm Romanian shrimp, and introduces the conditions, requirements and precautions for raising Romanian shrimp for reference. 1. What to feed artificially cultured Roman shrimp

Farmed Roman shrimp can generally be fed plant-based feeds such as wheat bran, soybeans, and bean cakes, as well as egg yolks, insects, aquatic organisms, etc. For animal feed such as animals, it is appropriate to feed the shrimp in an amount that can be eaten in one hour.

During the breeding process, the shrimp needs to be quantitatively determined and fed at multiple points, and the feeding amount needs to be adjusted reasonably according to the weather, water quality, and the growth of the shrimp. 2. Condition requirements for shrimp cultivation

1. Geographical location: Choose a plot with flat terrain, convenient transportation, sufficient water sources, and clean water quality for cultivation.

2. Water environment: Generally, unpolluted river water or lake water is suitable. The dissolved oxygen content of the water should be above 3-5mg/l, the ph should be controlled between 7-8.5, and the total hardness should not exceed 100mg/l. l, the salinity should not exceed 12%, and the water temperature should be 25-30°C. 3. Precautions for cultivating Romanian shrimp

1. The breeding density should not be too high to ensure that the Romanian shrimp has enough space for growth.

2. In the early stage of breeding, the water quality is generally required to be relatively fat, and in the middle stage of breeding, the water quality and fatness are required to be appropriate. Generally, large amounts of water cannot be changed, which will affect the feeding of shrimps.

3. The food of shrimps is generally feed, and the amount of animal feed needs to be controlled. Generally, it should be less but not too much. Excessive animal feed will cause excessive water quality. 4. How to breed Romanian shrimps 1. Selection of species

Romanian shrimps originate from Thailand and Myanmar. Romanian shrimps produced in Myanmar have smaller head and thorax and longer foot segments, but the females are larger than those produced in Thailand. They are large, lay more eggs, and have stronger hunting ability, so you can choose brood shrimp produced in Myanmar when breeding. 2. Management of breeding ponds

Breeding ponds are built in places with sufficient water sources, and the construction area is generally 5 acres. This facilitates management and can be built according to one’s own abilities; the bottom and walls of the pond cannot be Infiltration, new ponds also need to be disinfected with limestone. 3. Preparation for stocking

Fertilizer should be applied one week before stocking to cultivate water quality. Generally, if the water depth is about 40cm, the effect of applying cow dung is better. About 800 kilograms of cow dung should be applied to one acre of pond. Before stocking, you should also test whether the water temperature is suitable. Put a few shrimps first and observe them for a day. If there are no problems, you can stock them. 4. Feeding feed

The main food for shrimps is plant feed, feed wheat bran, soybeans, bean cakes, etc., as well as underwater aquatic plants, algae, etc. You also need to pay attention to feeding more foods with high protein content. Feeding occurs once in the morning and once in the evening, with the main feeding time being at midnight. 5. Pond management

Change the pond water regularly and pay attention to the color and acidity of the water. If the color is too dark, there may be problems that need to be improved. The water level gradually increases according to the growth of shrimp, and an aerator is needed to increase oxygen.