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Alpheus bellulus shrimp, also known as the tiger pistol shrimp. This shrimp is symbiotic with gobies; you can hear a sound it makes with its claws. It can live in symbiosis with gobies of the Stonogobiops yasha type.
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The Alpheus bellulus, also known as the tiger pistol shrimp, is a reef crustacean as aesthetic as it is useful. Native to the Indo-Pacific Ocean, this shrimp is highly valued for its symbiotic behavior with gobies such as Stonogobiops yasha. With its hypertrophied claw, it emits a distinctive snapping sound, characteristic of the so-called "pistol" shrimps.
The Alpheus bellulus shrimp is distinguished by its striped white and brown colors, earning it the nickname tiger pistol shrimp. It is famous for its peaceful and functional cohabitation with a sentinel goby. While it digs a burrow in the sand, the goby keeps watch over the surroundings. This natural symbiosis is fascinating to observe in a well-arranged reef aquarium.
Very peaceful, the Alpheus bellulus remains discreet and stays close to its burrow. It can live alone but is even more interesting when associated with a partner goby. This shrimp poses no danger to fish, corals, or other invertebrates. It is ideal for community reef aquariums.
The tiger pistol shrimp is omnivorous and detritivorous. It feeds on:
The Alpheus bellulus is a tiger pistol shrimp both useful and captivating. In symbiosis with a goby, it offers a natural spectacle of cooperation and contributes to the biological balance of your marine aquarium.