Petshrimp – Home of the Supershrimp!
Imagine a pet that lives over 25 years, needs food every few weeks or months, has almost no maintenance, requires no expensive technology (no filter, no heater etc.), can be kept in small …
SUPERSHRIMP–Opae ula! – Petshrimp
Here you will find the most accurate, complete and relevant information about one of the most amazing creatures on this planet, the Supershrimp (Opae ula, Hawaiian red shrimp, …
Set up a Supershrimp tank! Step by step instructions
Supershrimp are the perfect shrimp for a true nano-tank. Even though we recommend at least a 1 gallon tank for best results, a 1/2 gallon container is large enough for a group of 10-20 shrimp. …
Supershrimp (Opae Ula, Halocaridina rubra) – Petshrimp
Best kept at around half ocean salinity (exact measurements are not important), this shrimp lives and thrives in 1-3 gallon sized aquaria that do not need any water changes (ever) and …
Supershrimp Species Information – Petshrimp
Supershrimp, Hawaiian Red Shrimp, Opae ula, Hawaiian Volcano Shrimp, Anchialine Shrimp. Scientific Name: Halocaridina rubra. Size: around 1.2cm when fully grown. Temperature: 55℉ …
Orange Supershrimp (Opae Ula, Halocaridina rubra) – Petshrimp
These shrimp are an orange mutation of our Supershrimp discovered and exclusively bred by Petshrimp! We have been working on this strain for a few years already and have established …
Why Supershrimp? – Petshrimp
In addition to being the perfect pet, the Supershrimp also makes a great teaching tool in highschools and colleges, and an excellent long-term study object. Students can witness …
Rock Shrimp?? - Petshrimp.com Discussion Forum
2006年2月18日 · She's just not familiar with shrimp body shapes to distinguish a shrimp from another. I have heard the african filter shrimp called "rock shrimp" a few times before and the …
Supershrimp Macroalgae – Petshrimp
This macroalga greatly accelerates the cycle and establishment of beneficial bacteria in a Supershrimp tank, so you can introduce your shrimp much sooner. Its superb growth even …
Curling of the body - what's this behaviour about? - Petshrimp
2008年1月10日 · What does it mean when shrimp (e.g. my CRS) curl their tails right under themselves, so that their whole body forms a tight 'U' shape? Thanks, Finley