Amphipods? Mysis?

[Pedal Dangit]

If these are Mysis, they never get any bigger than what you see here.

not sure what they are

 

[SHNICI]

another type SP of shrimps, they are good/reef safe for sure

 

[SHNICI]

feeding on detritus, some micro algae and particles in the water current.

 

[Rjramos]

Those are mysis! I get them too in my refugiums. Do you use a substrate, mud/sand or Natural Sea Water?

 

[Pedal Dangit]

Those are mysis! I get them too in my refugiums. Do you use a substrate, mud/sand or Natural Sea Water?

just a few pieces of rock in refugium, bare bottom. 1-3" sand in display

I'm not sure if they are mysis, I think mysis get bigger, and have darker eyes. with a more dfined "shrimp" like formation. these always are quite small, little dragon like bodied things zipping around in the water column

 

[SHNICI]

just a few pieces of rock in refugium, bare bottom. 1-3" sand in display

I'm not sure if they are mysis, I think mysis get bigger, and have darker eyes. with a more dfined "shrimp" like formation. these always are quite small, little dragon like bodied things zipping around in the water column

Like I say it's shrimp which I don't member the name, but the main I bet every one will tell they aren't bad, and also they are good meal for you fish once they catch the return pump. I was feeding them separately with phytoplankton, but by some reason they disappear for a while now from my system, barely can see any speeding around

 

[Sallstrom]

Mysis We have them in all tanks at my work (public aquarium).

 

[Rjramos]

just a few pieces of rock in refugium, bare bottom. 1-3" sand in display

I'm not sure if they are mysis, I think mysis get bigger, and have darker eyes. with a more dfined "shrimp" like formation. these always are quite small, little dragon like bodied things zipping around in the water column

Mysis come in various species and sizes. Lots of mysis on the reefs here in Miami. I have netted and brought then home. We have some that are larger and bluish in color that are found over the reef near the surface. Then there is a similar variety, like the ones you have there that are found on the actual reef swarming. They swim so fast that they are easily confused with tiny fish. I have the ones your showing in my refugium, and from examining them, they are not the wild ones I’ve caught either.

 

[2Sunny]

I believe this may be a sub-species discovered in aquariums around the world known as heteromysis hornimani. They describe the species as 6 mm max and swimming in a figure 8 pattern. I had this type of mysis in my tank until I treated with Interceptor to kill Red Bugs. If you have any interest I would pay a healthy amount to get a bag of algae with these guys inside. To me they are the "Holy Grail" of copedpods and are not yet available from growers.