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Arctic Blue Amano

Arctic Blue Amano

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The Blue Amano Shrimp is a popular freshwater shrimp species that is native to Japan. They are typically a blue-gray color and have a distinctive stripe pattern on their backs. These shrimp are relatively easy to care for and can be a great addition to a planted aquarium.

Blue Amano Shrimp typically grow to be around 3-4 centimeters in length and prefer a water temperature between 20-27 degrees Celsius. They are social creatures and do best in groups, so it's recommended to keep at least six in a tank.

These shrimp are omnivores and will eat a variety of foods, including algae, detritus, and commercial shrimp pellets. It's important to provide a balanced diet for them to maintain their health and vitality.

In addition to being great cleaners for your aquarium, Blue Amano Shrimp are also peaceful and non-aggressive, making them great tankmates for other community fish. They are also known to be good breeders, so you may find yourself with a growing population over time. Shrimp is a popular freshwater shrimp species that is native to Japan. They are typically a blue-gray color and have a distinctive stripe pattern on their backs. These shrimp are relatively easy to care for and can be a great addition to a planted aquarium.

Blue Amano Shrimp typically grow to be around 3-4 centimeters in length and prefer a water temperature between 20-27 degrees Celsius. They are social creatures and do best in groups, so it's recommended to keep at least six in a tank.

These shrimp are omnivores and will eat a variety of foods, including algae, detritus, and commercial shrimp pellets. It's important to provide a balanced diet for them to maintain their health and vitality.

In addition to being great cleaners for your aquarium, Blue Amano Shrimp are also peaceful and non-aggressive, making them great tankmates for other community fish. They are also known to be good breeders, so you may find yourself with a growing population over time.
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