Abstract
Zooplankton played an important role in freshwater ecosystem. Its distribution was affected by the water quality of the water body. The urban lake water body performed the functions of ecology and social services, and the water environment was easily influenced by human activities. By analyzing the responses of zooplankton to the changes of water quality of urban lakes, including the difference in species and abundance, the influence of eutrophication on zooplankton in urban lakes was analyzed, and the relationship between zooplankton and water quality indicators and trophic level was analyzed with examples of tropical shallow water lakes. The results showed that zooplankton distribution was related to water quality and nutrient levels. The correlation could provide references for the ecological and environmental health inspection and ecological restoration of urban lakes.
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