Orange shrimp is a relatively rare ornamental shrimp. After several generations of breeding, their genes have been almost stable, and their whole body is orange and very beautiful when they grow up. They are not difficult to raise. Because they are not strict with their food requirements, they can be fed with artificial shrimp food. Moreover, they do not require high water temperature and have certain high temperature resistance. So, on the whole, they are relatively easy to raise.
1. Water temperature: Orange shrimp is suitable for growing in water between 24-28 ℃. They have a certain ability to withstand heat, and they can survive when the water temperature does not exceed 30 degrees Celsius. They also have a certain ability to withstand cold, but in winter, it is recommended to use heating rods to maintain water temperature, which can make them grow better.
2. Water quality: They do not have high requirements for water quality. They are suitable for growing in neutral water, and can also grow in weakly acidic and weakly alkaline water. When breeding, you can use tap water that has been dried in the sun for 1-2 days. But before use, you need to test the PH value first, if the acidity or alkalinity is too strong, you need to adjust it before use.
3. Feeding: They are not picky eaters. They can be fed with artificial shrimp food when they are raised. The shrimp feed can be fed every 2-3 days. If there are more algae in the tank, the number of feeding can be reduced appropriately.
