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CATDOLL: Can white shrimp and crucian carp be raised together?

1. Can white shrimp and crucian carp be raised together?

Of course you can't raise these together, as the crucian carp will eat them.

These should be able to be together, and it shouldn't matter what you raise them with. You can try it.

2. Can white shrimp be raised together with sea crucian carp?

No, sea crucian carp is harmful to shrimps, the two cannot be put together

Fish and shrimp are like water and fire. When you put them together, either the shrimp will be eaten or the fish will be eaten.

3. Can shrimp and goldfish be raised together?

Can

Goldfish can be raised with shrimps, but some fish will eat shrimps, especially some small shrimps, which are somewhat dangerous, so the shrimps you choose should not be too small. However, in order to allow them to grow better, it is better not to raise them together, it is better to raise them separately.

Shrimp are good swimmers and can use their legs to swim long distances. When they swim, their swimming legs frequently and neatly paddle backwards like wooden oars, and their slender bodies slowly move forward. When frightened, their abdomens flex and stretch quickly, and their tails paddle downwards and forwards, and they can continuously leap backwards at a very fast speed. Some shrimps are not good at swimming, and large lobsters spend most of their time crawling on the sand and rocks on the seabed.

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The swimming method of shrimps is very different from that of fish. Fish can swim forward by swinging their tail fins, but shrimps do not have tail fins like fish. They only have a tail and many legs. So how do they swim?

Shrimp also has its own "tricks". Shrimp are good swimmers and can use their legs to swim long distances. When they swim, their swimming legs frequently and neatly paddle backwards like wooden oars, and their bodies slowly move forward. When frightened, their abdomens flex and stretch quickly, and their tails paddle downwards and forwards, and they can continuously leap backwards at a very fast speed. Some shrimp are not good at swimming, and large lobsters spend most of their time crawling on the sand and rocks on the seabed.

Hello, I don't know what kind of shrimp you are, but crayfish are not allowed, as they will hurt the fish. If it is a small shrimp such as cherry shrimp, the goldfish will eat it without hesitation.

There are shrimps but no fish, there are fish but no shrimps.

It is not recommended to keep them together.

I don't know what kind of shrimp you are trying to eat, but you can't eat crayfish, which will hurt the fish. If it is a small shrimp such as a cherry shrimp, the goldfish will eat it without hesitation.

There are shrimps but no fish, and there are fish but no shrimps.

It is not recommended to keep them together.

There must be no fish where shrimps are raised! This phenomenon happened when I went fishing in Fenghe River before. I used to like raising fish: goldfish, crucian carp, etc. Finally, a friend gave me a shrimp, and since the fish tank was bigger, I just put it in. In the end, the tail of the goldfish was caught and rotten, and several of them died. One morning, I saw shrimps using their big claws to catch fish, and then I realized that shrimps were going to eat fish. In addition, turtles also catch goldfish. But small crucian carp are very fast and cannot be caught. Think about it, and crabs with big claws are also better not to be raised with fish. Otherwise, there will be heavy losses. I will share some small experiences with you. Haha, be careful not to let the hostile parties live together. They will kill each other and you will also be exhausted.

Hope you can adopt it.

Yes, if it's a lobster, just break its claws so it can't be caught.

4. Can crucian carp, shrimp and turtle be raised together?

Crucian carp, shrimp, and turtle cannot be kept together. Crucian carp and turtle will eat shrimp. When hungry, turtle will also attack crucian carp.

Crucian carp is also known as crucian carp. It is a common freshwater fish in Eurasia. It is a species of fish in the genus Carp of the family Cyprinidae in the order Cypriniformes of the class Actinopterygii. Many new species of crucian carp can be produced through artificial breeding and selection. Crucian carp is an omnivorous fish that mainly feeds on plants. It likes to live in groups and chooses its food.

Crucian carp is an omnivorous fish living in fresh water. It has a plump body and swims gracefully in the water. Crucian carp lives at the bottom of the water. Under normal circumstances, it swims, feeds and lives underwater. But when the air and water temperatures are high, it will swim and feed in the middle and lower layers and the middle and upper layers of the water. Adult fish mainly feed on plant food. Since plant and wood feed is abundant in water bodies and there are many varieties, there is a wide range of food for it. The stems, leaves, buds and fruits of vascular water plants are the favorite food of crucian carp. In waters with higher aquatic plants such as water chestnuts and lotus roots, crucian carp can obtain a variety of rich nutrients. Diatoms and some algae are also food for crucian carp. They also like to eat shrimps, earthworms, young snails, insects, etc.

Shrimp is an arthropod that lives in water. It belongs to the arthropod crustacean class. There are many species, including Antarctic red shrimp, green shrimp, river shrimp, grass shrimp, prawn, lobster, etc. Shrimp is a swimming animal of the subphylum Crustacea, order Decapoda, with nearly 2,000 species, most of which live in rivers and lakes. They all have whiskers and hooked noses, dorsal arches that are segmented, and hard scales on the tail. Most of them are good at jumping. Many species are important food. They eat microorganisms, and some eat carrion.

Turtle is commonly known as soft-shelled turtle, water fish, round fish and turtle, etc. It is an oviparous reptile that lives both on land and in water. Turtle meat is delicious and nutritious, and has the effects of clearing heat and nourishing yin, calming the liver and extinguishing wind, and softening and dispersing lumps. Turtle is a cold-blooded animal that lives both on land and in water and breathes with lungs. It likes to live in rivers, lakes and ponds. It often floats to the surface of the water, stretches out its snout to breathe, and often moves on land to bask in the sun. Turtle is very sensitive to changes in external temperature, and its living habits are closely related to changes in external temperature. When it is 10-12℃, turtle enters hibernation. The hibernation period of turtles in the Hangzhou-Jiaxing-Huzhou area is from mid-November to mid-April of the following year. When the water temperature rises to about 15℃ in spring, it gradually wakes up from hibernation and starts to eat. 25-30℃ is the most suitable temperature range for turtles to eat and grow, and it is also the best season for artificial breeding. When it exceeds 33℃, it will look for caves to "escape the heat". In artificial breeding, because turtles are aggressive by nature, large and small turtles should not be raised together. Bullying is common among groups, and cannibalism occurs when food is scarce.

The living habits of turtles can be summarized as "three likes and three fears", that is, they like quietness and fear being startled, they like sunshine and fear wind, and they like cleanliness and fear dirt. Turtles react sensitively to the sounds of the surrounding environment, and as long as there is a slight movement around them, they will quickly dive into the mud at the bottom of the water.

The turtle is an omnivorous animal that mainly feeds on animal food. It likes to eat fish, shrimp, shellfish, insects, animal viscera and carcasses. When animal food is scarce, it also needs to eat plant food such as grass, melons and grains. It is greedy and often cannibalizes itself when food is insufficient.

The main food is small fish, shrimps, tadpoles, snails, clams and aquatic insects.

The turtle is both greedy and tolerant of hunger. It will not die even if it does not eat for a long time after a meal. It relies on its own accumulated nutrients to maintain its life activities. When it is artificially bred, it must be provided with sufficient food to accelerate its growth. The turtle eats earthworms, animal viscera, etc., and also eats vegetables, grass, fruits, etc. When food is insufficient, it can cannibalize each other and also eat animal carcasses.

Is 20 meters a good depth? Too deep is not good either...

Soft-shelled turtles will also sink to the bottom, which will have an impact on shrimps; but it can prevent the spread of shrimp diseases.

Crucian carp not only occupies the middle layer of water, but also goes to the bottom of the pond to find food, so the density of shrimps, fish and turtles is all a science.

They will affect each other. Also, what kind of feed should be fed?

Feed the turtle with feed? Too expensive; feed with shrimp? What to do with the turtle eggs? Should it eat shrimp to grow?

Feed crucian carp? It’s cheap, but are the nutrients sufficient?

Next, during the breeding cycle, when should the seedlings be released and when should they be taken out of the pond?

The biggest trouble with mixed breeding is these various issues. Think them through yourself before conducting small-scale experiments.

Once you have confirmed it, you can start formal breeding to ensure that you get twice the result with half the effort.

The 20-meter pond is divided into three layers. The first layer is used to raise soft-shelled turtles, the second layer is used to raise crucian carp, and the third layer is used to raise shrimps.

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