1. Color difference: Cherry shrimp body is transparent, the overall red. Its redness will change with the environment, light and age. Extremely fire shrimp body is fiery red, the color is much thicker than cherry shrimp, and the body is opaque.
2. Stripe difference: Cherry shrimp stripes are very obvious, according to the red and white distribution in the back. There are no stripes on the body of the extreme fire shrimp.
3. Foot difference: The feet of the sakura shrimp are colorless and transparent, not covered with opaque red. Most extreme fire shrimp have transparent red feet.
4. Head distinction: The female shrimp of extreme fire shrimp is in maturity, the head can become orange-yellow, this kind of colour and lustre can disappear after holding egg. Until the shrimp are produced, the head will be orange again. The sakura shrimp did not have this change.
5. Body length difference: adult cherry shrimp body length of about 2 cm. The extreme fire shrimp can grow to 2.5 to 3 centimeters after adulthood.
First of all, we should consider whether they can survive in the same environment. They do not require high environmental requirements, as long as the water temperature is appropriate. The most suitable temperature range for the growth and development of sakura shrimp was 20 ℃ ~ 26 ℃, while the most suitable temperature for the growth and development of polar shrimp was 20 ℃ ~ 25 ℃. The two temperature intervals have overlapping parts. Therefore, when the temperature is between 20 and 25 deg C, they can be raised together.