Amano Shrimp
Amano Shrimp
The Amano shrip, also known as the Yamato shrimp, is one of the most voraciuos algae eating shrimp in the hobby. It is also a relatively larger sized shrip compared to other popular dwarf shrimp and lives a much longer lifespan.
Amano shrimp (Caridina multidentata), are an indispensable addition to any freshwater aquarium. Native to Japan, these diligent crustaceans are prized for their exceptional algae-consuming abilities, contributing to a pristine and balanced aquatic ecosystem. With a maximum size of approximately 5-6cm, Amano shrimp are well-suited for any size aquarium, effortlessly adapting to a variety of tank setups.
Renowned for their peaceful demeanor, Amano shrimp coexist harmoniously with a wide range of fish and invertebrates, making them ideal inhabitants for community tanks. Their translucent bodies, adorned with intricate brown and white patterns, add visual intrigue to any aquatic landscape.
Easy to care for, Amano shrimp thrive in water parameters typical of most freshwater aquariums with a preference for amply planted tanks. These low-maintenance crustaceans diligently scour surfaces for algae, effectively controlling growth and promoting a healthy aquatic environment.
Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or just beginning your aquatic journey, Amano shrimp offer both aesthetic appeal and functional benefits to enhance the beauty and vitality of your tank.
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