Shrimp culture technology

It is necessary to build a shrimp pond with a suitable size and a depth of about two meters. The bottom substrate can be mixed with sandy soil and muddy soil, but there is less silt. The shrimp pond should be disinfected before putting shrimp seedlings to ensure sterility. When you put it, you should control the density, not too dense. If conditions permit, oxygen can be increased by an aerator.

The feeding habits of shrimp are very diverse, including zooplankton, algae, cladocera, copepods, small aquatic insects, organic debris, filamentous algae, small invertebrates and so on. From larvae to adults, but they like to eat animal feed.

Compound feed can be used under artificial breeding conditions, especially animal feed such as snail meat, earthworm, small miscellaneous fish, fly maggot and silkworm chrysalis, so it is better to add some animal feed in the breeding process.