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Rhynchocinetes durbanensis 3-5 cm
A Coral-Eating Shrimp That Lives in Groups
The shrimp Rhynchocinetes durbanensis is a coral-eating animal that evolves in groups of about ten individuals. The presence of reef rocks in the aquarium is highly recommended for this species.
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€18.90
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- Delivery price France
- Fixed price €24.90 - Offered starting from €249 of living*
- Minimum order amount for live products
- 50€ excluding shipping costs. For the well-being of the animals, do not make them travel alone.
- Approximate size
- 3-3.5 cm
- Maintenance
- Easy
- Temperament
- Aggressive
- Food
- Corallivore
- Reef compatibility
- Not recommended
- Recommended number
- Several individuals
- Price according to size
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- Delivery date
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- Package information for the winter period
- A hole is made in the cardboard to supply the chemical heater with oxygen.
En savoir plus
Rhynchocinetes durbanensis is a shrimp known as the "dancing shrimp," found in the Indo-Pacific region and the Red Sea. In its natural habitat, this species prefers caves and rocky cavities. Its corallivore diet makes it incompatible with reef aquariums. A group of at least ten individuals is required to respect the living habits of Rhynchocinetes durbanensis. Bottom tablets, worms, or chopped meaty foods are perfectly suitable for this animal once acclimated in an aquarium.
Rhyncocinetes durbanensis - Common name: Camel shrimp. Large eyes and a humped abdomen characterize the genus Rhyncocinetes. The males have more developed claws.
These shrimp have a corallivore tendency, and as such, they are not recommended for reef aquariums.
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A Coral-Eating Shrimp That Lives in Groups
The shrimp Rhynchocinetes durbanensis is a coral-eating animal that evolves in groups of about ten individuals. The presence of reef rocks in the aquarium is highly recommended for this species.