Vampire Shrimp / African Filter Shrimp / Atya gabonensis Size:3-4” Other bottom dwellers of similar

Other bottom dwellers of similar size

They play an important role in their native ecosystem by controlling plant growth and contributing to nutrient cycling

Nitrate: <30 ppm

lobed-finned fishes have fins that are supported by a central bone surrounded by muscle and a series of smaller bones

and prefer areas with a lot of cover

Vampire Shrimp / African Filter Shrimp / Atya gabonensis Size:3-4” Other bottom dwellers of similarCommon Name: Vampire Shrimp Scientific Name: Atya gabonensis Other Names: African Filter Shrimp, African Fan Shrimp The Vampire Shrimp, scientifically known as Atya gabonensis, is a fascinating and visually striking freshwater shrimp species. It features a unique appearance with its large size and impressive fan like appendages. The body of the Vampire Shrimp is generally brown to reddish brown in coloration, sometimes displaying speckles or spots.