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Rhynchocinetas durbanensis Camelback Shrimp
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Description:
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The Camelback Shrimp is a kaleidoscope of red and white. It has a hump on its back which lends to its name. They have large green eyes and a hinged beak. The Camelback is a peaceful shrimp that likes to be kept in groups. The males usually have long claws that distinguish them from the females. These shrimp like to gather under rockwork and hang upside down during the day. They should be supplied with ample rockwork in which to hide. They have been reported to pick at some polyps.
Size: Approximately 1-2"
Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Bold
Reef Safe: Generally
Diet: Brine, Flake
Origin: Indian Ocean
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Posts: 675
Registered: March 2001
Location: Abingdon,MD
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