The sakura shrimp belongs to the omnivorous animal, mainly feeds on the algae plant and the plankton, may also eat some animal feed. When breeding, algae feed can be used to feed. If not, you can also use cooked spinach to feed. They can also be frozen for red blood worms, but regular feeding on animal-type feeds is not recommended. They can also eat algae attached to the walls of tanks and aquatic plants, helping to clean up the water.
The sakura shrimp is very anti-hungry, and it can be fed every three days or so when it is cultured. If there are algae or water plants in the tank, they can be fed every ten days or so. If they don't eat much food after feeding, they can even not feed. Because they can get nourishment by eating algae in the tank, they don't need to be fed. Moreover, if the feeding food is not eaten, it may pollute the water quality.
The cherry shrimp can eat fish feed. However, it is not recommended to feed them fish food for a long time. After all, fish food is for fish to eat, and its nutrients do not fully meet the growth needs of shrimp. It is recommended to feed them algae food or special shrimp food. Because these foods contain nutrients that meet their growth needs and help them grow better.
