The life cycle of three-eyed dinosaur shrimp is not long, about 90 days, and the adult can reach 1 ~ 3 inches (about 2.5 ~ 7.5 cm). As for how big you can raise it, it depends entirely on how much sunshine and food you give it. After hatching, it will grow at an amazing rate twice a day. Their larval growth stage will quickly undergo multiple hulling (about once a day) and evolve into adults within 30 days. The origin of three-eyed dinosaur shrimp is a natural pond formed in rainy days, which is found all over the world. These natural ponds will dry up and disappear during drought, and adults will die because of lack of water, but their larva eggs will enter a special phenomenon in biology-"diapause period" because of drying up. Until the arrival of the next rainy season, the original low-lying land has formed a natural pond, and their eggs are nourished by rain, which will hatch out immediately and develop the next generation.

When entering the diapause period, the female three-eyed dinosaur shrimp will send out a biological message telling their eggs not to hatch, and they will stop hatching on the first 13 ~ 27 days after laying eggs. This biological information also informs their eggs that it is time to hatch when the next rainy season comes. This biological information may be a chemical reaction that tells eggs to stop their biological clocks through the female three-eyed dinosaur shrimp. According to the laboratory research of scientists, as long as it remains dry, the diapause period is at least 25 years. In other words, the egg of a three-eyed dinosaur shrimp will still hatch after being put in water for 25 years.