Triops can eat a range of fish food (pellets not flakes).
Triops can also eat:
grated carrot
rice
small pieces of fish
prawn(not much bigger than food pellets)
ranges of fruit
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If you have sea monkeys in one tank with triops, they will eat each other.
yes it can because triops are cannibals.
Triops are a genus of small crustaceans. They should not be taken out of water as they cannot live very long at all without it.
Yes newts can eat Triops. Care needs to be taken with smaller newts, that the Triops arent too big. Larger newts like paddletails will have no issues with larger Triops.
The Triops may very well eat the fish. I wouldn't try this. Even if the fish did eat the Triops, would you really want to do this considering the fact that a Triops has a shell? Seems like instant indigestion or worse to me.
Triops Longicaudatus, or the tadpole shrimp are omnivorous. They will eat insects, small fish, tadpoles and anything that is smaller than they are, including other tadpole shrimp.
In the wild they eat plant material, small bugs and pond creatures, and even each other if food is scarce. If you are raising triops at home you can basically feed them anything organic. Chopped up vegetables and other kitchen scraps are good choices, or you can simply feed them a commercial fish food, like Betta fish food or shrimp pellets. You can also throw in dead bugs, spiders, etc and see if they will eat it. Or as the previous poster mentioned, you can even feed them grass. If you need suggestions or specifics here is a link to a very good triops feeding guide, including how much to feed triops, when to feed triops, etc. http://www.triopsguys.com/triops-feeding-guide-78/
Unless the fish are really bigger than your triops the fish might get eaten.
Flush it down the toilet, or else let any other triops eat it because they can be cannibalistic.
Most squid will eat crustaceans.
They eat isopods, shrimp, and other small crustaceans and mollusks.
Triops are ancient aquatic shrimps; they possess gills and not lungs. The gills colapse when not in water, and are basically non functional. So the answer is no, triops cannot breath out of water.