Slipper Lobster

Camel shrimp are small and colorful shrimp that are commonly kept in aquariums. They belong to the family Rhynchocinetidae, and are known for their unique appearance and behavior. They have a cylindrical body, which is typically bright red or yellow, and two pairs of long antennae. They are relatively peaceful and can be kept in groups. They are scavengers and will eat leftover food and detritus in the aquarium. They require a well-established aquarium with plenty of hiding places, as they can be shy and reclusive. Camel shrimp can be kept with a variety of other peaceful community fish and invertebrates. In terms of care, camel shrimp are relatively hardy and do not require any special water conditions. However, they do require a source of calcium for their exoskeletons to grow properly. This can be provided by adding calcium supplements or by adding calcium-rich rocks to the aquarium. Camel shrimp should also be fed a varied diet that includes algae, frozen foods, and pellets.