Most shrimp need two to reproduce, but Longwen shrimp has the characteristics of parthenogenesis, and one can reproduce. This kind of shrimp will have some signs before breeding, such as only using the back legs when swimming, and reducing food when holding eggs. At this time, keep quiet, the water flow should not be too large, and provide sufficient oxygen. After hatching, young shrimp need to provide a shelter, and feed rich shrimp and other food. 1、 Can a shrimp reproduce? There are many kinds of shrimp, most of which are bisexual, that is, one male and one female need to mate before they can lay eggs and fertilize. However, a few shrimp can reproduce unisexually, such as Longwen shrimp. This kind of shrimp can mate regardless of male and female, and one can also produce shrimp, but the breeding cycle is much longer than many. In addition, because its offspring have a high probability of variation, it can produce many individuals of different colors. 2、 How to breed a shrimp 1. Omen of egg holding: Longwen shrimp can generally breed when it is up to 3cm long. Like other shrimp, it will also show some performance before preparing to hold eggs. For example, when swimming, it will only use the last few legs.
2. Egg holding culture: when the Longwen shrimp enters the egg holding period, the food consumption will be significantly reduced, and they prefer a quiet environment. Generally, they will inhabit where the water flow is small and need sufficient oxygen. If the temperature is low at this time, pay attention to heating and keep the temperature at about 25 ℃.
3. Young shrimp feeding: usually, young shrimp will lower their body in about a week. Put more coral sand in the shrimp tank to facilitate the shrimp to hide after hatching. When raising shrimp, we must avoid changing water frequently. The fluctuation of water quality will affect its survival. At the initial stage, you can feed rich shrimp, red insects and other food, and then you can change it to something else. （YiZhiHaNengFanShiMa，YiZhiHaZenMeFanShi）