Shrimp, crayfish and snails for your aquarium

Little bustling dwarf shrimp tirelessly piddling in the aquarium and constantly moving their scissors in search of delicious food and after algae growth to graze. Red, yellow, blue or striped crawlers set color dots like little colorful stars. Not quite as fast as her name would suggest, a rather sedate snail with yellow-and-black striped house crawls across the aquarium disc and does her job there: slinging algae and at the same time keeping the disc clean. The invertebrates, which are no longer only very popular with specialists, ie the commonly kept dwarf shrimps, crabs and snails, enrich every type of aquarium. Not only are they interesting to watch, they also perform important tasks in the aquarium's biological system and provide a more stable ecosystem. Crustaceans, shrimp and snails are by nature destroyers, so excellent remainders. This allows them to reduce algae and muck. In particular, the algae growth-consuming snails such as snails and antlers and shrimps - especially the Amano shrimp is to mention, in addition to algae growth also likes to eat, for example, adult thread algae - are often kept in Aquascaping aquariums as a cleaning force. Especially in the nano aquatics aquariums designed especially for the keeping of colorful dwarf shrimps of the genera Caridina and Neocaridina are very popular. These aquariums can also be planted very well, as neither shrimp nor the algae eating snails and antlers snail at plants nibble.

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