Zebra shellfish can reproduce. Zebra shellfish will naturally pair together. The paired zebra shellfish will jointly choose a place to start nesting, and will jointly dig up the sand around the snail shell and move it to the surrounding area to form a concave nest, and then start to drive other fish. Just to defend their territory. Zebra shellfish often dig to the bottom before they stop, so the sand in the fish tank does not need to be particularly thick, generally more than 2cm is enough.

The incubation time of zebra shellfish varies from 3-5 days depending on the water temperature. The baby zebra shells are basically unable to swim, and a group of baby zebra shells will gather together, and the female zebra shell will be responsible for protecting them. At this time, hatched brine shrimp or crushed feed can be fed to the vicinity of the snail shell, and the small zebra shellfish will feed.