What species?
Posted: Thu Jun 09, 2005 5:25 am
Hey,
I was searching for some shrimp today so for the first time in awhile, I checked azgardens.com. I found out they added new shrimp species but have very little info on them. Does anybody know anything about the species? They have pics on the site but az is notorious for misrepresentation. I am just wondering about the care and the breeding of these species and their latin name.
NEW! Dwarf Blackberry Algae Eating Shrimp Caridina spp.
Size: 3/4" to 1" pH: versatile Temp: versatile Origin: Thailand
This is a relative of the Amano algae eating shrimp. Looks like a Dwarf Black Amano.
Stocking Ratio: up to 3 shrimp per gallon.
NEW! Dwarf Emerald Green Deora Algae Eating Shrimp
Caridina spp.
Size: 3/4" to 1" pH: versatile Temp: versatile Origin: Thailand
This is yet another relative of the Amano algae eating shrimp. Looks like a Dwarf Green Amano.
Stocking Ratio: up to 3 shrimp per gallon.
I also read a tidbit of info that kinda suprised me about the sand shrimp macrobrachium mirabile. It said, " Sometimes categorized in the Long Arm or Claw Shrimp family, these shrimp will thrive in either brackish to completely freshwater environments." Will they really survive in brackish water?
I was searching for some shrimp today so for the first time in awhile, I checked azgardens.com. I found out they added new shrimp species but have very little info on them. Does anybody know anything about the species? They have pics on the site but az is notorious for misrepresentation. I am just wondering about the care and the breeding of these species and their latin name.
NEW! Dwarf Blackberry Algae Eating Shrimp Caridina spp.
Size: 3/4" to 1" pH: versatile Temp: versatile Origin: Thailand
This is a relative of the Amano algae eating shrimp. Looks like a Dwarf Black Amano.
Stocking Ratio: up to 3 shrimp per gallon.
NEW! Dwarf Emerald Green Deora Algae Eating Shrimp
Caridina spp.
Size: 3/4" to 1" pH: versatile Temp: versatile Origin: Thailand
This is yet another relative of the Amano algae eating shrimp. Looks like a Dwarf Green Amano.
Stocking Ratio: up to 3 shrimp per gallon.
I also read a tidbit of info that kinda suprised me about the sand shrimp macrobrachium mirabile. It said, " Sometimes categorized in the Long Arm or Claw Shrimp family, these shrimp will thrive in either brackish to completely freshwater environments." Will they really survive in brackish water?