The blue velvet shrimp is not difficult to raise, and it is relatively easy to raise them. As long as they are placed in warm, clean water and provided with food regularly, they can be fed. However, because they are new species of ornamental shrimp produced by hybridization, their genes are not very stable, so they may reproduce offspring with different traits. It is still difficult to reproduce consistent offspring steadily.
1. Water temperature: When raising blue silk shrimp, it is recommended to control the water temperature at about 24-25 ℃. A slightly lower or higher water temperature will not affect their normal growth, but if the water temperature is particularly low or high, they will grow poorly or even die. In addition, they can't adapt to sudden changes in water temperature. If the water temperature changes more than 5 degrees Celsius in a short time, they will not be able to adapt.
2. Water quality: They do not have strict requirements on the quality of the water. It is OK to breed with neutral fresh water. Their growth needs dissolved oxygen, and it is recommended to plant some aquatic plants in the water tank to help improve the concentration of dissolved oxygen.
3. Feeding: You can choose artificial shrimp food, cooked spinach or clean red blood worms as their feed. When breeding, feed can be fed every 2-3 days, and food does not need to be fed too frequently.
