The bamboo shrimp catches food with fine fans on its front limbs.
View species →Red-and-white cultivated Caridina logemanni. Photo: 5snake5 · Source · CC0Resized and compressed; no cropping or colour changes.Freshwater shrimp
Bee shrimp require a different approach from the more adaptable cherry shrimp.
View species →Red cultivated form of Neocaridina davidi. Photo: DirkBlankenhaus · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0Resized and compressed; no cropping or colour changes.Freshwater shrimp
The horned nerite is a small grazer for aquaria with established natural growth.
View species →Shells illustrating species identification; no living animals shown. Photo: Luis Ruiz Berti · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0Resized and compressed; no cropping or colour changes.Freshwater snails
The Malaysian trumpet snail lives partly in the substrate and is consequently easy to underestimate.
View species →Shell photograph for identification; a reliably identified living-animal photograph is still missing. Photo: H. Zell · Source · CC BY-SA 3.0Resized and compressed; no cropping or colour changes.Freshwater snails
Tylomelania patriarchalis is a large Sulawesi snail with an elongated, distinctly sculptured shell.
View species →Orange cultivated form (CPO) of Cambarellus patzcuarensis. Photo: Albertomeg · Source · CC0Resized and compressed; no cropping or colour changes.Freshwater crayfish
The tiger shrimp combines a translucent body with conspicuous dark stripes.
View species →Shell specimen from Naturalis (RMNH.MOL.151741); not a photograph of a living animal. Photo: Naturalis Biodiversity Center · Source · CC0Resized and compressed; no cropping or colour changes.Freshwater snails