The Lucky Cat can eat lobster heads. Lobster heads are non-toxic to lucky cats. Add a certain amount of energy to the Lucky Cat. However, when feeding lobster heads to Lucky Cats, be careful to crush the shrimp heads into particles of appropriate size before feeding them. Lobster heads that are too large may not be edible to Lucky Cats. At the same time, the nutritional value of lobster heads is low. Lucky cats and lobster heads cannot be fed in large quantities for a long time. They need to be fed with other fish food.

Methods for feeding Lucky Cat fish:

1. Provide a good breeding environment: Lucky Cat is a common tropical fish, which has great influence on water quality during its growth period. For higher requirements, you need to choose weakly acidic soft water with a hardness of about 5 and a pH value of about 6. The water temperature needs to be controlled between 22 and 28°C. During illness, the water temperature can be controlled above 30°C and the oxygen content in the water should be increased.

2. Change the water in time: During the daily maintenance of Lucky Cat, it is necessary to change the water in time when the water quality is found to have deteriorated. During each water change, you need to use a water pipe to absorb one-third of the water at the bottom of the tank, and then inject new water. When changing the water, the temperature difference and range between the new water and the old water should not be too large.

3. Feeding method: During the Lucky Cat fish period, barley worms can be fed. If fresh shrimps are fed, the heads and tails must be removed, and the shrimp shells must be removed to avoid puncture in the intestines. In addition, when raising lucky cat fish, you need to ensure sufficient food to avoid starvation, otherwise it will attack other fish.