Feeding shrimp can be beneficial in aquariums as they help clean up leftover food and detritus, providing a natural form of maintenance.
These are small shrimp commonly used as feeder shrimp. They are inexpensive and readily available in many pet stores. They are also a popular choice for community aquariums.
They are excellent algae eaters and are often used in planted aquariums to control algae growth. While they may not reproduce successfully in freshwater aquariums, they are still popular as feeders.
When purchasing feeding shrimp, it’s important to ensure that they are healthy and disease-free. Look for active shrimp with intact appendages and avoid any that appear lethargic, damaged, or diseased. Also, consider the specific needs of your aquarium and the compatibility of the shrimp with your fish or other inhabitants.
Remember that some fish may not recognize shrimp as food or may be unable to catch them, so it’s essential to research the feeding habits and preferences of your fish species before introducing feeding shrimp.
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| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 20 × 30 cm |
| Special Diet | naturally occurring biofilm and algae, |
| Care Level | Easy |
| Max water Temp | 85 °F |
| Min Water Temp | 70 °F |
| pH Max | 7.5 |
| pH Min | 7.0 |
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