Shrimp tank explodes planarians possibly planarians , how to deal with them

Since the old tank burst brown algae, there have been white dots with albumen worms and this small needle eye crawling on the cylinder wall, protein worms wriggling in the bottom sand or drifting in the water, this white spot smaller than the eye of the needle seems to be able to crawl only in solid, and the action is like a grass snail crawling. Since the transfer of the young shrimp from the old tank to the new tank, these two insects have been brought to the new tank. Now there are two kinds of insects in the new tank, I don't know if it has affected the size of the polar fire shrimp, but although the protein worms in the old tank are extinct, the number of insects suspected of planarians has been recorded in tens of millions, and the walls of the tank are densely crawling.

The water quality treatment of the old tank has been completed, so the protein worms are dead, but this kind of bugs have exploded, and the individuals are so small, smaller than the eye of a needle, and the big ones are not as big as sesame seeds. There are five juvenile shrimp and a traffic light in the tank, and there are a lot of aquatic plants, so you can change some water in two or three days. I don't know what fish and shrimp can eat this thing, it's best not to hurt the young shrimp, I really can't keep the shrimp, so I put the shrimp in a new tank.

But the insects in the new tank really don't know how to deal with them. It is full of shrimp, many of which are newborn shrimp, and they originally wanted to change the mud, but they didn't dare to mud it now. I've heard about mud insects.

Which senior gave the idea. I thought about making my own planarian trap, but I didn't know the types of insects yet, so I didn't dare to start easily, for fear of ruining the water quality that had been established well.

I raised six snake larvae, and there are still a lot of planarians, and I am also very worried.

Planarians can be dealt with with small fish, and there are several species of fish that can do the job, such as coolie loaches, panda loaches, and other ornamental loaches, as well as anchovy sub-adults. The coolie loach, also known as the snake larvae, is an expert at eating planarians in the crystal shrimp tank. Snake larvae is Kulepan loach, commonly known as snake larvae, because of its snake-like shape, with ring markings at the same time, it is a kind of ornamental fish.

It belongs to the same family as the "loach" called in daily life, has a mild temperament, does not harm other fish, has a strong physique, likes to move in the dark, often swims in and out of aquatic plants or rock crevices, and often uses its slender body to hide in aquatic weeds and rock crevices.

With 52, it is better to smoke them out of the dodge). The efficiency of coolie loaches is much higher than that of anchovies, and if you use anchovies, you can't **, and you will still miss a small number of planarians that are hiding.

There are medicines to remove planarians, catch planarians, crabs and guppy fry that remove planarians all play a certain role. Sakura shrimp and crystal shrimp will not be affected by anything.

Planarians have one characteristic: they are sensitive to water quality. I once inadvertently threw a piece of begonia fruit into the tank to supplement some vitamin C to the snail shrimp inside.

On the first day, shrimp and snails did not eat it. The next day, the begonia fruit fermented, the water became muddy, and the planarians and shrimp snails were still alive on the water surface, and the planarians were fished out and dried with a fine net. The begonia fruit began to rot, and it was eaten clean by snails, and the water became clear.

After two days, it is estimated that the remaining planarian eggs hatch again, put a small amount of begonia fruit, planarians will gather on the water surface again, repeat several times, planarians are clean, shrimp is fine. Tested, apples, carrots are fine.

In general, planarians appear in most shrimp tanks.

Zebra breeding can inhibit and eliminate planarians. But smaller zebras will peck at young shrimp. Adult or larger zebras will also chase adult shrimp. Therefore, the grass tank is generally missing, and the zebra is raised together with grass shrimp and cherry blossom shrimp.

Morphological characteristics of zebrafish.

Zebrafish body length 4 6 cm. The body is spindle-shaped. The dorsal part is olive-colored, with several silvery-blue longitudinal stripes extending from the back of the operculum to the tail, and the anal fin also has longitudinal stripes similar to the body color, and the caudal fin is long and forked. males lemon-colored longitudinal stripes; The female has blue longitudinal stripes with silver-gray longitudinal stripes.

Characteristics of Sakura shrimp breeding.

During the period of sexual maturity, the ovaries on the back of the female shrimp will be yellow. The female shrimp mates with the male shrimp immediately after maturity, after which the female shrimp lays eggs, and the cherry blossom shrimp is in vitro fertilization. When the Sakura shrimp tank starts to hold the eggs, the pebbles are golden yellow and turn black or green when the eggs are mature.

A few weeks later, the shrimp are born, and a good quality shrimp tank can be seen a little red when it is born. Sakura shrimp is a large egg, so it is relatively easy to reproduce, unlike the small egg type of Yamato algae shrimp, the reproduction process needs a soda environment, there is a cooling process. Sakura shrimp can be fed frozen blood bloodworms to increase nutrition when holding eggs, and at the same time, pay attention to the water quality should not be too acidic, so as not to make it difficult for the mother shrimp to reproduce.

Female shrimp hold eggs once a month.