Who is better at lobster and tortoise fight? Who dies when a turtle fights a lobster?

In the case of the same size, the tortoise is more powerful, the tortoise has a stronger defense, and it is difficult for the lobster to break the tortoise's defense. But the tortoise is less mobile than the lobster, and it is not easy for the tortoise to catch the lobster. Another problem is that some species of turtles are very docile and timid, and will not fight lobsters at all.

It should be possible. Use tap water, but put it in a basin, put it for a few days and then put the shrimp, because there is a lack of microorganisms in the tap water, and then buy some small grass carp and aquatic plants, go to the pool to pick up some small stones, loaches and raise them together. It seems that aquatic organisms are easier to survive when they are raised together.

And the fish are more squeamish, if there is a problem with the water quality, such as lack of oxygen, the fish will die first, so that you can know whether there is a problem with the water quality as early as possible. Every time you change the water, put the tap water for a few days, don't change it too often, change the water too often is not good for the fish and shrimp, the fish are easy to get sick, the shrimp eat the sick fish is also harmful to health, do not need to feed every day, throw a small section of noodles every two or three days, but eat the leftover food, try to take it out, or the water is easy to stink. No one cares about our loaches and doesn't feed them, and they are still alive for more than ten years.

Oxygen does not need to be played often, this is like if people inhale oxygen every day, once they stop, they will be more and more unable to adapt to the original natural environment, resulting in adverse reactions such as chest tightness and shortness of breath and even death. There are those that sell automatic oxygen release devices, plug in the electricity and spit bubbles, nothing happens in winter, just turn on it in the summer when it rains.

The lobster and the turtle fight, and whoever strikes first is powerful. The key is to see who is good at fighting and who is good at martial arts.

Not necessarily, the lobster's pincers may not be able to break the turtle's shell, and it may not necessarily die.

It feels like it's a crayfish because the body structure is more special.

It's not that they won't fight, it's that the turtle will eat the shrimp. I used to keep them together, but all the small fish and shrimp in it were eaten...

Hope!!!

Shrimp and turtles are never put together again.

If the turtle's head is not retracted, the lobster must be powerful, and if the turtle lobster is the head, it is helpless.

Of course, the turtle has a stake.

Prime Minister Turtle, I haven't heard of the prime minister of lobster, and the general is also a crab general. The lobster is also a creep.

Turtles, large sea turtles, hundreds of pounds, a lobster is a few pounds when it dies, and it is not a heavyweight.

People who eat. Scold! No matter how powerful they are, they are finally controlled by humans.

Turtles, because when turtles are attacked, they will shrink their heads and feet into the turtle shell, and the crab will not be able to attack the turtle: but the turtle can attack the crab from time to time when the crab is not paying attention, and the crab can't help the turtle, so it can only give up the attack or continue to be attacked by the turtle.

No, you can't. Most turtles are carnivorous and feed on worms, snails, shrimp and small fish, as well as the stems and leaves of plants.

The main feeds for turtles are:

1. Animal feed: such as earthworms, silkworm pupa, snails, mealworms, small fish and shrimp, snails and shellfish, as well as animal scraps, pig blood, internal organs, moths, insects, etc.

2. Plant-based feed: such as soybean cake, peanut cake, corn, sorghum, wheat, and even rice and millet can also be fed to turtles. There are also fruit and vegetable plants that can also be appropriately fed to turtles, such as pumpkin, winter melon, watermelon skin, apple peel, duckweed, tender grass and potatoes.

Lobsters and tortoises should not be raised together, because tortoises feed on fish and shrimp, and lobsters stocked together are easy to be bitten to death or eaten by tortoises.

1) Turtle, in a broad sense, refers to the general term of the turtle and turtle order, and in a narrow sense, it refers to the species under the turtle family. In terms of animal taxonomy, it belongs to the class of reptiles, turtles and turtles, and is one of the common turtles and turtles, and it is also an ancient reptile in existence.

2) Turtles generally live in streams, rivers, lakes, swamps, reservoirs, and mountain streams, and sometimes come ashore for activities. In their natural environment, turtles feed on worms, snails, shrimp and small fish, as well as the stems and leaves of plants.

3) Turtle meat is rich in nutrients, rich in protein, minerals, etc., turtle protein has a certain anti-cancer effect, can inhibit tumor cells, and can enhance the body's immune function.

4) The water, total sugar, and ash content of the turtle were respectively, and the protein content of the turtle muscle was up, and the essential amino acids and umami amino acids accounted for the sum of the total amino acids, respectively, and the amino acid composition was the most abundant in glu, and IE was the first limiting amino acid, and the amino acids were divided into; The fatty acid content of the turtle muscle was mainly C18:1, followed by C16:0 and C22

6. Unsaturated fatty acids account for the total amount of fatty acids.

You can't raise them together, the turtle is big enough to eat lobsters, and not big enough to be eaten by lobsters. They will fight with the same body type, and basically the lobster is a little stronger.

The end result is that the lobster will be eaten by the turtle until it is reduced to its shell.

Lobster is a delicacy of tortoises, so don't raise them together.

It's okay for me to be polycultured, but the size can't be too different, otherwise it's ......

No, crayfish and lobster have a very mixed diet, both animal and plant foods, especially like to eat juicy and fatty green plants, such as water hyacinth, water floating lotus, etc., and like to eat insect adults or larvae, earthworms, snails, mussels and other animal foods; It also likes to eat all kinds of plants, animal scraps and artificial compounds that are artificially fed. Let's raise it separately, besides, if you raise it together, I'm afraid that it will kill each other, because the turtle will come to eat the crayfish, and the crayfish will clamp the turtle and turtle, so please don't put it together.

No, the turtle will eat it.

It's better not to, the turtle itself eats shrimp. Even if you put a shrimp bigger than a turtle together, I think the shrimp must have a sense of crisis, and maybe think that when the turtles grow bigger than us, wouldn't our shrimp be very dangerous.

Hehe, just kidding.

I think it's better not to.

You can be with some turtles, but not with them, because stone turtles will eat lobsters. That's how my classmates are.

Go and don't put it together, the lobster will pinch the turtle.

No, you'll be eaten by a turtle!!

I raised it once, and it's nothing.