The story of crayfish

This animal left the world, which surprised me ...

At that time, there was only a smart and lively turtle in the fish tank, and I wanted the turtle to have more friends, so I specially asked my cousin for two lobsters to accompany the turtle.

a small turtle and two crayfish live together in a fish tank. They accompany each other, although they have a rough fight, but they live in peace. I didn't expect such a seemingly interesting and warm life, but it was rough in the dark ...

After more than a month, I accidentally found a lobster in the fish tank. I took a closer look at the shell that was originally replaced by a lobster, and then I took the liberty of looking at the lobster that was changing its shell. Only half of it was left, and it was actually given by another lobster. Lobsters that are changing their shells are very soft, and at this time they are the easiest food for companions or other animals.

From then on, a turtle and a shrimp lived in the fish tank. The shrimp grew up in the tank and successfully shelled twice.

This is a picture of the lobster shelling for the second time. It is dressed in a brand-new armor and stands in the middle of the water. It feels like a young man who has just grown up wearing tailor-made new armor and stands on the city wall ...

The shell it took off has become something in its bag. It is said that the shrimp shell contains a lot of calcium, and this crayfish has turned into a big lobster.

Turtles and lobsters are both crustaceans, and they should live in the same tank. They are all crustaceans ...

I didn't expect that there would be a sharp water noise from the fish tank in the living room. This lobster has begun to lurk in its "turtle killing plan", and the sharp water noise is that the turtle escaped from the tiger's mouth, desperately broke free, and paddled its limbs strongly.

Once, I actually witnessed that one of the turtle's hind paws was caught by the shrimp's tongs, and the other three paws struggled to get free. In a hurry, they used their hands to save the turtle. I didn't expect that their hands might touch its whiskers, but it scraped and hid behind the stone. It is also this time that I realized that the two long whiskers on the shrimp head are particularly sensitive, which are important organs for it to find food and protect its body.

From then on, change the water for the fish tank, and don't be afraid of its pliers. Pour out the visceral water directly and slowly. When it reaches the bottom, hold it by a whisker and it will be put into the basin with you.

The incident of "shrimp hurting turtles" has not been taken seriously, thinking that turtles themselves are very clever, and a turtle once had eaten fish in the same tank, so it should be no problem to raise them together, and they have not been separated.

That's how they sometimes attack and break free from defense. Sometimes, each side dominates the other and lives without interference ...

One day, my daughter shouted, "Mom, the lobster killed the turtle!" "

At first glance, the turtle's neck has been tightly clamped by the shrimp tongs. I don't know how long it has been clamped. The turtle's limbs have become stiff, and its eyes are bulging outwards. The way it struggled under the tongs before its death is unforgettable, and it is unforgettable that the shrimp is fierce, and it is even more unforgettable that the turtle died under the tongs.

A clever and lovely turtle left the fish tank, and since then this lobster has dominated the whole fish tank.

The turtle is gone, and sometimes I forget the shrimp. When I remember it, I feed it some original turtle food and watch it eat carefully. When the long beard touches the food, the small limbs and legs push hard in the direction of the food. When the tongs reach the food, they hold it in their mouths again. It is interesting to chew the food. I don't know whether it is a small limb or a small beard on the mouth. When the food comes, they move together and eat it one by one.

when it lived alone in a fish tank, I don't know if it was lonely, or whether it enjoyed the life of living alone very much. A few days ago, my mother picked up a crayfish just like it in the ditch on both sides of the community. Unexpectedly, the crayfish picked up the next day, with its head separated and only half left, but this lobster climbed above the plastic branch, as if it were the king of the world at this moment, overlooking every battlefield it defeated and standing on the top of the country.

On the third day, this shrimp king actually crawled quietly in the water, and his beard fell straight to the bottom of the tank. I don't know when this heroic lobster left the world it had defeated!

I think at the end of its life, it fought hard to defeat its last enemy, defended its home, and left without regret and loneliness ...

Looking back on the days when this lobster was in the fish tank, it successfully shelled twice, and three animals gave it hands, monopolized the fish tank to enjoy the food, and hid in a crack in the stone to hibernate. Is it fierce and competitive, or is this how animals like them live?