Tennis shrimp is a kind of shrimp that is easy to raise. They have low water quality requirements and can grow in both fresh water and low concentration of salt water. They have a mixed diet and can feed on plankton or algae in the water, so they are not easy to starve to death. When they are cultured, they can survive normally as long as the water temperature is controlled between 22 and 25 degrees Celsius, the water is neutral or weakly alkaline, and some aquatic plants are planted in the tank or an aerator pump is placed to oxygenate.
1. Water temperature: Tennis shrimp likes to live in 22-25 ℃ water, and is afraid of cold water. Don't use water that is too cold or too hot, or they will grow poorly.
2. Water quality: They have lower requirements for water quality. They can live not only in fresh water, but also in salt water with high concentration. They prefer weakly alkaline or neutral water, and do not use acidic water when breeding. In addition, we should also pay attention to controlling the concentration of nitrous acid in water, not too high, otherwise they may die.
3. Dissolved oxygen: They need oxygen for their growth, so they cannot be cultured in water with too low dissolved oxygen concentration. It is recommended to keep them in grass tanks, because aquatic plants can release oxygen through photosynthesis.
4. Feeding: They have mixed feeding habits and low requirements for food. They mostly feed on plankton or algae in the water. When breeding, it can be fed with algae or dried red worms. Their appetite is not large, if fed red worms, a feed of 5-6 red worms can be.
