Familia: Atyidae
La gamba de Amano es un atyido comedero de algas. Alcanza 4–6 cm; 18–26 °C en grupos.
Caridina multidentata is an Atyidae freshwater shrimp, the famous Amano algae eater. In the aquarium it stays a tireless, peaceful grazer. Plan on 4–6 cm of adult shrimp at 18–26 °C, kept in groups of 5 or more, and pair it with any peaceful community fish.
Fácil de cuidar. Extremely peaceful; Groups of 5 or more; adults form loose colonies.
Rango ideal: 18–26 °C. Evita cambios bruscos.
Tamaño adulto: 4–6 cm. Mínimo 40 L.
Voracious algae eater; supplement with algae wafers. Combina pienso con alimentos congelados o vivos.
Extremely peaceful. Compañeros recomendados: Peaceful community fish of any size — Too large to be prey, too peaceful to harm, Freshwater snails — Complementary cleanup crew. Evita Copper-based medications — Lethal to all invertebrates, Large crayfish and big-mouth cichlids — Will prey on shrimp.
Originario de Japan and Taiwan — cool mountain streams; vive en cool, clean, well-oxygenated mountain streams. Moderate to strong current; high oxygen.
Larvae require a brackish/marine phase; rarely bred in home aquaria. Females are larger with a dotted line along the back.