Blue diamond shrimp is a relatively rare ornamental, and there is a certain degree of difficulty in breeding. They have high requirements for water quality, and if there are too many impurities in the water, they can not survive normally. When farming, filtered water is needed. They also have higher requirements for water temperature. If the water temperature is too low or there is a big change in the water temperature, they can not survive normally. Because they are rare and difficult to raise, they are not recommended for novices.
1. Water temperature: They like the water temperature around 22 ℃, slightly higher or slightly lower water temperature will not affect their normal growth. But if the water temperature is very low, they will grow poorly. Therefore, it is recommended to use heating rods to keep them warm in winter.
2. Water quality: They like clean water and need to use a filtration system to prevent water quality changes. In addition, water should be changed every 10-15 days to ensure clean water quality.
3. Feeding: When breeding, it is recommended to use shrimp feed to feed them. Because the nutrients contained in shrimp food are very good for their growth. If not, you can also use disinfected red worms or tubificidae and other foods to feed. It should be noted that live bait must be disinfected before feeding. Because live bait is likely to contain parasites or pathogens, feeding without disinfection may cause shrimp to get sick.
