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When freshwater shrimps lay eggs, they carry their eggs underneath their belly until the eggs hatch. The mother shrimps fan the eggs to provide oxygen and prevent mold from growing. After the eggs have hatched, they sometimes go into hiding to shade off their exoskeleton (molt). Freshwater shrimp don’t always die after laying eggs. After … Read more
Shrimp are a popular addition to aquarium tanks, mostly because their fun color patterns provide a relaxing view and add a bit of vibrance to interior spaces. Given that both red and yellow shrimp belong to the same family, you might get curious about breeding them to create unique hybrids. But is that even possible? … Read more
Ghost shrimp boast uniquely transparent bodies that make them quite fascinating to watch. An attractive addition to your home decor, they’re affordable, peaceful, and require low maintenance. But can they live in a bowl? You can keep ghost shrimp in a bowl as long as you regularly change the water. But the ideal tank size … Read more
Ghost shrimp are among the most popular freshwater aquariums because they’re easy to breed and maintain. They usually live for a year or less and are low-maintenance pets. However, they can be sensitive, too. Ghost shrimp do jump out of their tanks when they’re stressed or otherwise motivated by certain environmental conditions or situations. This … Read more
Taiwan Bee shrimp or Caridina cantonensis, also known as the blue bolt, king kong, red wine, red ruby, and panda, is no longer the genetically fragile species as it originally was. However, the relatively resilient Taiwan Bee shrimp available today still has many unique demands to thrive. Taiwan Bee shrimp is significantly hard to keep … Read more