When the shrimp is just hatched, it usually eats plankton, and can also eat algae. It doesn't need to be fed, and basically it can be fed. When you grow up a little, you can prepare some shrimp food, and you can choose to feed spinach, but you must deal with it. Wild shrimps are mostly scavengers, eating the carcasses of fish and other aquatic animals, and also catching some snails and mussels.
1. Feed selection: Shrimp is an omnivorous animal, but it prefers to be a vegetarian. In addition to feeding it shrimp food, spinach is also a very good choice. You can also feed some brine shrimp or red worms to supplement nutrition. It should be noted that if feeding live bait, it must be cleaned up so that it will not get sick.
2. Timing and quantification: The shrimp must be fed regularly and quantificationally, so that the shrimp can have a habit of eating, which is more conducive to its growth and development. Don't feed it too much, because the more you feed, the more excretion, which will lead to water pollution, for the health of shrimp is very harmful.
3. Precautions: After feeding the shrimps at ordinary times, pay attention to cleaning up the residual bait, and clean up the residual food residue in the tank. In addition, if it is a shrimp, it is best not to feed it. Let it eat algae. The food fed may deteriorate the water quality and have a negative impact on its health.
