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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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Rhynchocinetes durbanensis, also known as the camel shrimp or dancing shrimp, is a species native to the Indo-Pacific region and the Red Sea. It is distinguished by its large black eyes, humped abdomen, and very decorative red and white patterns.
The males of this species have more developed pincers than the females, which further enhances their original appearance. In their natural habitat, these shrimps gather in rocky cavities and shaded areas, where they move in small groups.
The nickname dancing shrimp comes from its jerky and graceful movements that it performs when moving or interacting with its peers. To respect its natural way of life and reduce stress, it is strongly recommended to keep this species in groups of ten or more individuals.
Minimum recommended volume: 150 liters
Temperature: 24°C to 27°C
Décor: numerous hiding spots, caves, dark areas
Compatibility: to be kept in a fish only aquarium (non-reef)
This carnivorous shrimp is easy to feed once well acclimated. You can offer it:
It will quickly adopt these foods if they are distributed near its hiding spots.
Rhynchocinetes durbanensis exhibits corallivorous tendencies. Therefore, it is not compatible with reef aquariums, where it could attack coral polyps. However, it is perfectly suited for fish only tanks, where its curious behavior and colors make it a captivating observational subject.
The Rhynchocinetes durbanensis is a fascinating shrimp, recommended for aquarists wishing to observe an active group dynamic in a specific non-reef aquarium.