CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can brine shrimp be kept in a tank with fish?

1. Can brine shrimp be raised in a tank with fish?

No, it will be eaten.

If we consider it purely from the perspective of ornamental fish, especially freshwater fish, brine shrimp are slightly inferior to fish worms. Brine shrimp come in different sizes, and can be frozen or freshly hatched. The same goes for fish worms.

Fish houses and fish farms that breed large numbers of tropical fish will use brine shrimp as their staple food, while most fish farms that breed goldfish will still choose to catch or cultivate fish worms.

Brine shrimp do have small eggs, and fish worms also have small green eggs. The size is actually not much different.

We say that for very small fish fry, most fish lovers choose to hatch and feed them with small eggs of brine shrimp. In fact, the key problem is the small fish worms. It is currently very difficult and inconvenient to catch them. Compared with fish worms, brine shrimps are faster and more convenient.

2. Can fish in the aquarium be raised together with mantis shrimps?

Can't.

Mantis shrimp is an arthropod that is edible. Wild mantis shrimp are distributed in the sea, mainly in tropical and subtropical waters. However, mantis shrimp can also be raised artificially, and large-scale breeding is also a common practice. In the process of breeding, it is necessary to do a good job of management according to its habits and characteristics, such as water quality, feeding, disease placement and other aspects.

3. What kind of stone is this? Can it be put in a grass tank for landscaping and raised together with shrimps?

This is called a water stone. If you put it in shallow water, it will automatically absorb water upwards. You can plant some small green plants in the holes on the top for landscaping. You can refer to the following when you put it in the fish tank for landscaping.