Shrimp and reef lobster document!

[1epauletteshark]

Hi, and here again with another document about shrimp all because I was scrolling through R2R forums as usual and I heard about Bongo shrimp and fell in love with how beautiful they are, so I started doing some research on other unique species of shrimp and in the end decided to make a document. Direct link to the document
Make sure to take a look at the bottom to see at the different categories of shrimp and use the arrows to see the categories that don't fit on the bottom. As always, I always get some things wrong as I can only be so correct so, please let me know if anything is wrong or if you have any feedback!

 

[Gumbies R Us]

Keep up the good work with these!!!

 

[His Coral Highness]

I think that's a good idea. I would include a brief blurb on things to consider with each type of shrimp. I haven't had any problems with aggression with my pistol shrimp, but it hoards coral frags if it can get them loose, and I am getting rid of it for that reason. I wish I had known they do that when I bought him. Including things like that on your list would be a good idea. Or like what shrimp harass what corals/anemones, etc.

 

[Tcook]

You’re on a roll. Good job.

 

[Cthulukelele]

What's a reef shrimp out of curiosity? Is that another name for peppermint shrimp?

 

[Cthulukelele]

Ah okay I see. Is that just your catch all for smaller hobby shrimp?

 

[1epauletteshark]

Ah okay I see. Is that just your catch all for smaller hobby shrimp?

Haha, basically

 

[1epauletteshark]

You’re on a roll. Good job.

More coming soon! (Probably one on coral next)

 

[RedoubtReef]

cool, but I think it needs pics of the shrimp incorporated.

 

[1epauletteshark]

cool, but I think it needs pics of the shrimp incorporated.

What do you mean exactly?

 

[Cthulukelele]

Bumblebee shrimp are also obligate starfish eaters like harlequin shrimp. They occasionally feed on prepared foods, but that's their preference

 

[1epauletteshark]

Bumblebee shrimp are also obligate starfish eaters like harlequin shrimp. They occasionally feed on prepared foods, but that's their preference

Okay, will add, thanks

 

[Daniel@R2R Verified Admin]

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing this with our community!

 

[RedoubtReef]

What do you mean exactly?

provide a picture of the shrimp you IDing in your document. Also what is a reef shrimp?

 

[1epauletteshark]

provide a picture of the shrimp you IDing in your document. Also what is a reef shrimp?

There is a photo column to the very right will photos of everything ID'd in the documents. "Reef shrimp" are basically small shrimp that would live in the reef more among coral that isn't a cleaner shrimp. If anyone has a better name please let me know

 

[Bradig326]

Bumblebee shrimp are also obligate starfish eaters like harlequin shrimp. They occasionally feed on prepared foods, but that's their preferenc

Hi, and here again with another document about shrimp all because I was scrolling through R2R forums as usual and I heard about Bongo shrimp and fell in love with how beautiful they are, so I started doing some research on other unique species of shrimp and in the end decided to make a document. Direct link to the document
Make sure to take a look at the bottom to see at the different categories of shrimp and use the arrows to see the categories that don't fit on the bottom. As always, I always get some things wrong as I can only be so correct so, please let me know if anything is wrong or if you have any feedback!

I love my bumblebee shrimp. He eats most meaty food. I feel like I pull out more astrena stars than it eats.

 

[1epauletteshark]

I just realized I was working on a new document but hadn't created a copy, I have reverted it now :astonished-face:

 

[Tony Thompson]

Hi @1epauletteshark , I love decapods, although technically not a "shrimp" (the taxonomy of shrimp can be complex) your inclusion of the Reef Lobster and the Reef 2 Reef FB page using my photo. I have included a few of my photos of my personal collection of decapods here, please feel free to use them.

 

[Tony Thompson]

This one is Donald my Donald duck shrimp. Leander plumosus

 

[Tony Thompson]

My breeding stock of Thor amboinensis. (sexy shrimp) in my coral table.