Cherry shrimp is very easy to reproduce. When breeding, adult male and female shrimps are placed in the same tank for breeding, and they will mate and reproduce themselves. The eggs of sakura shrimp are golden at first. After a period of growth and development, their color will become black or green. Once the color changes, it means that the shrimp is about to hatch.
1. Age is not enough: Only shrimps with a body length of about 1.5cm can reproduce after growing for about two or three months. Shrimps that are too young do not have the ability to reproduce.
2. Uncomfortable water temperature: Sakura shrimp can breed in water of 10-26 ℃. But if the water temperature is too high or too low, they can not reproduce.
3. Poor water quality: If the PH value of the water is between 6.6 and 8.4, they are relatively easy to breed. If the PH exceeds this range, then they are not very easy to reproduce.
4. Malnutrition: If they are not given food for a long time, they will not be able to reproduce normally.
Generally speaking, after growing for about 2-3 months, the individual with a body length of about 1.5 cm has the ability to reproduce. However, some individuals do not grow so fast because of the breeding environment or their own genes, and it may take 4-5 months to grow to adulthood and have reproductive capacity.
