Zebra shellfish like to live in sandy land with shells. This requires us to lay a thin layer of dark sand on the bottom of them when raising them, and then place some empty shells in the water for them to inhabit. In addition, it should be noted that the top of the water tank should be covered with a cover to prevent them from getting out of the water because of excessive excitement and suffocating to death. Generally speaking, as long as the water quality can be guaranteed to be clean and stable, they can be raised better, so it is not very difficult to raise them, and it is recommended for novices to raise them.

1. Water temperature: The most suitable water temperature for zebra shellfish to survive is 24-28 ℃. When breeding, keeping the water temperature basically constant is one of the basic conditions for breeding them. In addition, it should be noted that it is very important to control the temperature difference of water temperature when changing water. It is suggested that the temperature of new and old water should be neutralized in advance, and then the water change operation should be carried out.

2. Water quality: They have high requirements for water quality, and they need to ensure good water quality conditions when breeding. Regular and proper water change is one of the basic operations. In addition, it is recommended to keep the pH value of water at about 8, because they like to live in weakly alkaline water environment.

3. Feeding: They are omnivorous animals and can receive either plant or animal food. In their native place, they eat invertebrates. In artificial breeding, artificial feed, bumper worms or other live bait can be fed.