Familia: Palaemonidae
Macrobraquio oriental es un palaemónido de granjas chinas. Alcanza 6–9 cm; solo con compañeros de tamaño similar.
Macrobrachium nipponense is a Palaemonidae freshwater prawn, China's classic food and native-tank species. In the aquarium it is an opportunistic predator — peaceful only with similar-sized tankmates. Plan on 6–9 cm of adult prawn at 18–28 °C, and never combine it with small fish or shrimp.
Dificultad: moderada. Opportunistic predator — peaceful only with equals.
Rango ideal: 18–28 °C. Evita cambios bruscos.
Tamaño adulto: 6–9 cm. Mínimo 60 L.
Omnivore-scavenger; will actively catch small fish and shrimp. Combina pienso con alimentos congelados o vivos.
Opportunistic predator — peaceful only with equals; Solitary or a pair; territorial perches. Buenos compañeros: Medium-to-large robust community fish — Too large to be prey, Large snails — Armored tankmates survive.No convive con Small fish and small shrimp — Will be hunted, especially at night, Slow fish with long fins — Claws nip fins.
De East Asia — China, Japan, Korea; widely farmed: warm rivers, lakes and ponds with vegetation and shelter, con still to gentle current.
Saltador confirmado. Tapa ajustada y cuidado en cambios de agua.
En acuario: larvae require brackish water; difficult in home aquaria. Males have extremely long second claws; females heavier-bodied.