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Saron marmoratus is a marbled shrimp native to coral reefs. It is known for its nocturnal activity: during the day, it hides in the dark areas of the aquarium and mainly comes out to feed once the light is dimmed. Its marbled brown and white shell allows it to blend perfectly into the rocky decor.
This species is ideal for aquarists looking for an original and autonomous invertebrate, but it requires an environment adapted to its behavior and biology.
The female Saron marmoratus is distinguished from the male by the presence of tufts of bristles on its legs. It is not recommended to introduce two individuals of the same sex into the same aquarium, as this can cause conflicts. Therefore, prefer a formed pair or a single individual for harmonious cohabitation.
Attention: Although mainly detritivorous, this shrimp may sometimes feed on zoanthids or soft corals. It should be avoided in reef aquariums containing these fragile specimens.
Minimum recommended volume: 100 liters
Temperature: 24°C to 26°C
Water flow: moderate to strong
Decor: rich in live rocks, dark areas, and caves
This shrimp is omnivorous. It feeds on:
A nighttime food supply is recommended to observe its natural behavior.
Discreet during the day, active at night, the Saron marmoratus is an atypical shrimp that captivates with its unique behavior and appearance. Integrate it carefully into a suitable aquarium to appreciate all its nocturnal elegance.