little_fish
Moderator
Scientific name - Urocaridella sp.
Family – Palaemonidae
Common name – Anemone Shrimp
Range - Indo-Pacific
Max Size – 1 in (2.5 cm)
Care Level – Easy
Temperament – Peaceful
Foods and feeding – This shrimp will scavenge food from the aquarium, but will appreciate small treats of meaty bits.
Supplements - Calcium, Magnesium, Iodine, Trace Elements
Aquarium suitability -
Reef compatibility – yes
Captive care – In the wild these shrimp are cleaner shrimp, but this symbiotic relationship has not been seen in the home aquarium. They do best as a group in a small tank with lots of rubble with inhabitants that wont eat them. They fun additions to a nano tank, but will require searching to find because of their almost translucent bodies. Like all invertebrates, they are extremely sensitive to nitrates and copper, and should only be kept in aquariums with pristine water conditions.
Family – Palaemonidae
Common name – Anemone Shrimp
Range - Indo-Pacific
Max Size – 1 in (2.5 cm)
Care Level – Easy
Temperament – Peaceful
Foods and feeding – This shrimp will scavenge food from the aquarium, but will appreciate small treats of meaty bits.
Supplements - Calcium, Magnesium, Iodine, Trace Elements
Aquarium suitability -
Reef compatibility – yes
Captive care – In the wild these shrimp are cleaner shrimp, but this symbiotic relationship has not been seen in the home aquarium. They do best as a group in a small tank with lots of rubble with inhabitants that wont eat them. They fun additions to a nano tank, but will require searching to find because of their almost translucent bodies. Like all invertebrates, they are extremely sensitive to nitrates and copper, and should only be kept in aquariums with pristine water conditions.
Last edited:
