Hymenocera elegans - Harlequin Shrimp hawkfish

Hymenocera elegans - Harlequin Shrimp hawkfishThe Harlequin Shrimp was first scientifically described in 1852. The Harlequin Shrimp have a white body with large light blue spots, and the males are slightly smaller than the female. It differs from its close cousin, the HawaiianH. picta which has purple and red spots. It has large claws (chelipeds) which are for show only; it does not use them for hunting. The Harlequin Shrimp is best kept as mated pairs in an aquarium with moderate light. The

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Furthermore many magnesium salts contain sufficient amounts of ammonia to upset biological balances

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perform small water changes if necessary

Our saltwater calcium colorimeter fills the gap between calcium test kits and advanced instrumentation

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add this product at a daily rate of 10 ml per 10 US gallons daily until the desired concentration is attained

excess carbon dioxide is the likely culprit