Lysmata wurdemanni (reef safe)

LYSMATA WURDEMANNI - PEPPERMINT SHRIMP Peppermint Shrimps (Lysmata wurdemanni) are extremely popular in marine aquaristics because they eat harmful Aiptasia. In addition the up to 6 -7 cm large animals are very easy to care for. The shrimps are quite shy and hide during daytime. Towards other animals they behave peacefully. Peppermint Shrimps adjust well to tanks from 30 litres. To combat Aiptasia effectiveley, 1-2 animals per 100 litres should be kept – it’s best to introduce them early since the shrimps love to eat small specimens. The diet can be supplemented with frozen food, flakes and granular food. Excessive feeding should be avoided because sated shrimps are also no more hungry on Aiptasia. The most important facts about Peppermint Shrimps at a glance: Scientific name: Lysmata Wurdemanni Popular name: Peppermint Shrimp Maximum size: 6 - 7 cm Minimum aquarium size: 30 litres Care level: easy Compatibleness: peaceful Keeping: in groups, 1-2 animals per 100 litres Feeding: Aiptasia, frozen food, flakes, food pellets