Caridina gracilirostris (Fine rostrum caridine, red ghost shrimp)

Rather transparent shrimp on the red nose, crossed in its length by a thin strip of the same color. It is an Alguivore shrimp, quite aesthetic.

The Caridina Gracilirostris crustacean is a small aquatic animal belonging to the Caridines family. It measures approximately 2 to 3 centimeters in length and has a thin and translucent shell. Its color generally varies between white and light gray, with wavy patterns and black spots on its shell.

The paws of Caridina Gracilirostris are short and delicate, with thin and sharp tweezers. It also has long and thin antennas which allow it to detect movements and vibrations in its environment.

This crustacean is mainly a freshwater animal, which is in the streams, lakes and rivers of Southeast Asia. It is omnivorous and feeds on small invertebrates, plants and particles of organic matter in water.

Caridina Gracilirostris is a lonely animal, which generally lives in small groups. It is active during the day and rests at night by hiding under rocks and submerged plants.