1, tentacles difference: Comparatively speaking, the male crystal shrimp tentacles longer. The female crystal shrimp's tentacles are shorter and slightly upturned. The difference can be seen by comparing the shrimp of different sexes together.
2. Head difference: The heads of male and female shrimps are also different. The head of the male shrimp is relatively flat and basically has no arc. The female shrimp's head radian is more obvious, slightly bulging.
3. Body shape difference: Comparatively speaking, the body shape of the male shrimp is relatively slender, while the body shape of the female shrimp is relatively obese. The abdomen of female shrimp is obviously larger than that of male shrimp, and the plastron is relatively round and large. The male shrimp's plastron is significantly thinner and longer.
4. With or without ovaries: The female shrimp has ovaries. When the female shrimp is mature, it can be seen that there is a black shadow behind the head, which is its ovary. The male shrimp has no ovaries and no shadows when illuminated by light.
The male and female crystal shrimps can be raised together. As long as there is enough space and food in the water tank, they can live in peace and there will be no problem of male and female fighting. Keeping them in the same tank is easier to manage than keeping them in a tank. Moreover, keeping in the same water tank can also increase the ornamental value.
