Can lobsters and eels be raised together

Many people buy some seafood in the seafood market and then find that they don’t have time to cook it, so they will raise live seafood themselves, because when eating seafood, freshly killed live seafood is relatively fresh, so the taste will be better after cooking. Lobster and eel are seafood varieties we often eat, so can lobster and eel be raised together?

1. Crucian carp (crucian carp with melon seeds, native crucian carp). It has a very strong ability to adapt to the natural environment, is resistant to low oxygen, and is an omnivorous fish that likes to snatch feed and juvenile crayfish. It reaches sexual maturity at one year old, and its peak spawning period is from April to June.

2. Minnow (minnow, whitefish). It prefers water with sufficient dissolved oxygen and relatively clear water quality. It likes to live in groups. It is omnivorous and slightly carnivorous. It has a weak ability to grab food. It reaches sexual maturity at 1 year old. The peak breeding period is from June to October.

3. Minnows (square fish, mirror fish, colorful round fish). The breeding process requires the help of aquatic animals such as clams to stir the water to hatch fertilized eggs. Omnivorous fish have a poor ability to snatch feed. Sexual maturity occurs at 1 year old, and the peak breeding period is from April to June.

4. Climbing tiger fish (climbing tiger fish, sand hammer, flower tiger fish): Climbing tiger fish is an omnivorous fish with a strong ability to snatch feed and crayfish juveniles. They reach sexual maturity at 1 year old, and the peak breeding period is from February to April.

5. Mosquito fish. It has a strong ability to adapt to the natural environment, is resistant to low oxygen, is an omnivorous and slightly carnivorous fish, likes to eat mosquito larvae and adults, commonly known as mosquito fish, has a strong ability to snatch feed and crayfish juveniles, reaches sexual maturity at one year old, and its peak breeding period is from April to June.

6. Goby (sand ditch fish, smooth fish, oily fish). It has a strong ability to adapt to the natural environment, is resistant to low oxygen, is an omnivorous and slightly carnivorous fish, has a strong ability to snatch feed and crayfish fry, reaches sexual maturity at 1 year old, and its peak breeding period is from April to June.

7. Yellow catfish (yellow horn fish, yellow bone fish, yellow croaker, long-spined fish). It likes to hide during the day and come out at night. It is omnivorous and partially carnivorous. It has a strong ability to snatch feed and crayfish juveniles. It reaches sexual maturity at the age of 3, and its peak breeding period is April to May.

8. Snakehead carp (black fish, mullet, bonito). It has very strong vitality and is very resistant to low oxygen with the help of its skin, intestines and gills. It can survive out of water for several days in a humid environment. It is a ferocious carnivorous fish, but is not good at snatching food. It likes to eat scraps of other small fish and crayfish without hard shell protection. It reaches sexual maturity at the age of 2, and its peak breeding period is from April to September.

9. Loach. It has very strong vitality, likes to hide in the soil, is omnivorous, likes to eat humus in the water, and has a strong ability to snatch feed and young shrimps. They reach sexual maturity at the age of 2, and the peak breeding period is from April to June.

10. Yellow eel (ordinary fish, long fish). It has very strong vitality and is a ferocious fish. It is omnivorous and slightly carnivorous. It has a poor ability to snatch food, but is good at eating leftover crayfish that are not protected by a hard shell. They reach sexual maturity at the age of 2, and the peak breeding period is from April to June.