Banded coral shrimp
Stenopus hispidus
Familia : Stenopodidae
InvertebradoMarinoshrimp
The banded coral shrimp is easily recognized by its red and white bands and long claws.
Estado IUCN
LC
Preocupación menor
Descripción
Stenopus hispidus, the banded coral shrimp, is a marine shrimp species of the family Stenopodidae. It displays a characteristic red and white banded pattern and long claws. It is often seen in pairs, cleaning fish. Unlike Lysmata, it is more robust and can be aggressive towards other shrimp. It requires a well-established aquarium with hiding places.
Hábitat
Región :
Coral reefs, caves
Distribución :
Parámetros recomendados
Temperatura24–28 °C
NO₃
≤ 20 mg/L
PO₄
≤ 0.1 mg/L
Cuidado
Dificultad
3/5
Dieta
Carnívoro
Tanque mín.
80 L
Grupo mín.
2
Tamaño adulto
8 cm
Esperanza de vida
4 años
Temperamento
Semi-aggressive
Propagación
Notas de cuidado
Salinity 1.023-1.025, temperature 24-28°C. Provide caves and overhangs. Diet: brine shrimp, mysis, small pieces of fish. Can be kept in pairs. Avoid other similarly sized shrimp.