do amano shrimp eat fish poop?
608889
I wanted to get ghost shrimp or amano shrimp. In a well matured tank bio film will breakdown "eat" fish poop and in turn your shrimp will graze on the bio film, but as stated above they do not feed on feces itself.
1099697
Keeping Amano Shrimp Together You should keep them in a group of at least 6 to help reduce any dominant behavior. Also, try to maintain an even ratio of females and males. ... In addition to keeping them with their own species, you can also keep them with other peaceful Shrimp such as Cherry Shrimp and Ghost Shrimp.
1264552
The loaches that tend to eat snails are the botia loaches like clowns and striped loaches. None of which would be compatible with your tank anyhow due to size. Dojo loaches also eat snails but only smaller ones. A mystery snail is too big for a dojo.
212043
Pothos are not poisonous to fish. Many people use them in terrariums with partial water, which fish inhabit.
1264671
Amano Shrimp Habitat and Tank Conditions. True Amano Shrimp are native to Asia, specifically Japan, China and also Taiwan. They will live in large troupes within freshwater rivers and streams. Fascinatingly though they don't always live in freshwater.
454060
No, they don't eat snails. Ghost shrimp will eat snails.
1454400
Shrimp love to graze on moss balls and will pick at them, however beware that Amano shrimp have been known to tear up moss balls. Overall they are a good addition to your shrimp tank and do nothing but benefit your tank and add beauty.
246829
Tilapia will eat other fish, but not expend calories going after anything but dead or injured fish.... much like turtles.
394977
What fish eat poop? As far as we are aware, there are no freshwater fish that have poop as a necessary part of their diet. Some fish such as Corydoras and Plecostomus catfish are said to eat poop – but even if they did, they still require feeding just as any other fish would.
399981
Seahorses eat small crustacea such as Mysis Shrimp. An adult eats 30-50 times a day. Seahorse fry (baby seahorses) eat a staggering 3000 pieces of food per day.
1074586
Ghost shrimp are super easy to care for, especially if you make it out of the first month when they can be tricky, due to poor keeping and transporting in the industry. You don't need any type of moss ball really to keep them. They happily eat detritus, left over fish food, and even fish poop.
713156
Generally, they are not reef safe. The shrimp, starfish, and any clean up crew (snails/hermit crabs) will become food. It will probably pick on the angel too. Also, juvenile triggers do not fare well in aquariums and 90 gal is small for this fish.
1308708
IME fiddlers and shrimp work together quite nicely. You'll need a brackish tank with a good bit of land access for the crabs. Ghost shrimp and amanos can both acclimate to brackish, and are larger shrimp that the fiddlers don't see as prey.
1181958
As we previously mentioned, Bristlenose Plecos are fantastic algae eating fish, so a large part of their diet will be built up of algae. To supplement their love for algae, and to keep them as healthy as possible, you can also offer them an algae wafer from time to time.
1004208
You can eat other fish with low mercury levels two or three times a week, including: all prawns, lobsters and bugs. squid and octopus.
725109
Conventional wisdom suggests that animals eat plastic because it's there and they don't know any better (to some animals, like anchovies, plastic may smell like food). ... They use echolocation to hunt for food—typically squid. It's possible, says Savoca, that plastic trash sounds like food to toothed whales.
1184365
Shellfish. In theory, your dog should be able to eat shellfish like shrimp, clams, mussels or oysters. These creatures are nutrient dense because they live in mineral rich waters.