It may be because of the poor water quality that cherry shrimp is easy to die. Although their requirements for water quality are not high, poor water quality will kill them. It is also possible that there is insufficient oxygen. If the dissolved oxygen in the water decreases, they will die. It may also be caused by harmful substances, such as excessive drugs or high ammonia nitrogen content in fish tanks, which will lead to the death of cherry shrimp. 1. Why do cherry shrimps die easily? It may be caused by poor water quality. Although the water quality is poor, they will not die on the spot, but the longer the time, the more they die. This is caused by poor water quality. If the breeder doesn't change the water in time, all the cherry shrimps will die. Too little oxygen will also make cherry shrimp die slowly, because their demand for oxygen is not great, but long-term lack of dissolved oxygen will affect their health. Another reason for the easy death of cherry shrimp is that there are too many harmful substances in the water, such as excessive pesticides in fish tanks or too high ammonia nitrogen content, which will make cherry shrimp die gradually.
Second, how to raise cherry shrimp is not easy to die 1, water quality: cherry shrimp likes neutral water and requires clean and refreshing water quality. Breeders need to ensure clean water quality to make cherry shrimp live longer.
2, feed: Although cherry shrimp is more tolerant to hunger, you can not feed food for ten days. But if breeders want cherry shrimp to grow healthily, it is better to feed them regularly and quantitatively. It is best to feed it once every three days. Shrimp food and vegetables should be fed together to ensure a balanced nutrition.
3, shading: cherry shrimp don't like the sun, too much sunshine will feel uncomfortable, and breeders need proper shading.