CATDOLL : CATDOLL: Can I feed Sky Blue Magic Shrimp with bloodworms?

1. Can Sky Blue Magic Shrimp be fed with bloodworms?

Bloodworms (live bloodworms, frozen bloodworms), shrimp food, loach, shrimp (brine shrimp, black shell shrimp, river shrimp, etc.), clams, sea snails, field snails, earthworms, centipedes. (I chose brine shrimp, bloodworm shrimp food and cooked vegetables) Feeding should be done in small amounts each time, multiple times a day. Excess food should be removed. This ensures that the water quality will not suddenly deteriorate.

2. What do moon jellyfish need to be fed?

Moon jellyfish are relatively easy to keep, and their toxicity is basically harmless to humans. Moon jellyfish generally survive better at 22-25℃. Moon jellyfish feed on plankton. We usually use special hatching equipment to hatch Artemia nauplii every day as bait for them, and feed them at least two sides every day. If you raise them by yourself, the source of bait becomes a problem (if you are rich, it doesn't matter). In addition, jellyfish need to change the seawater frequently, which is also a big trouble.

Another point is that raising jellyfish requires special water flow. The square aquariums used in ordinary households are not suitable. Jellyfish have weak water ability and will sink to the bottom of the water and rot without suitable water flow.

If you just think it's novel and want to raise it for fun, that's not a problem. If you don't feed it and change the water in time, it will survive for half a month to a month without any problem, but its size will shrink.

3. How to raise sea crabs for a period of time

If you have a fish tank at home, you can use it to raise it. If not, you can also use a basin. It doesn't matter if the water is deep or shallow when raising it in a basin, it won't drown. But it's best if the water just covers the shell. The above is right, you can use sand to create a natural environment for it so that it can climb up.

As long as the feeding is OK, there is basically no need to worry about other things. Crabs are easy to raise.

Crabs are omnivorous.

You can feed them fish, whether it is raw or dried, they can accept it. You can also feed them fish feed, such as bloodworms, shrimps, snails, and mussels.

It is best to feed some grass food regularly, such as bitter grass, elodea, etc.