normal circumstances, Mary fish do not eat black shell shrimp, as long as they are properly fed, they will not prey on young shrimp. Mary fish, which grow in the natural environment, mainly feed on algae and some organic debris. They also prey on many aquatic invertebrates, especially mosquito larvae, which are their favorite food.

Under the condition of artificial feeding, in order to prevent them from preying on young black-shelled shrimps, it is necessary to provide them with sufficient food and feed them regularly and reasonably. Because it is an omnivorous fish, when feeding it artificially, it can be fed with some plant feed, the green leaves of the plant can be cut up before feeding it, and a small amount of fish and insect feed can be added to assist feeding. Can

Mary fish be raised

with black shell shrimp? Mary fish can be raised with black shell shrimp. Mary fish has certain requirements for water quality conditions and needs to be replaced frequently. Raising some black shell shrimps in the aquarium can help purify the water quality, which is more conducive to its growth. But some Mary fish will prey on young black-shelled shrimps. In order to avoid this situation, more aquatic plants can be planted in the tank or shrimp houses can be placed for them to escape.