Cambarellus orange

Features: The females are much larger than the males and have flexible pleopods, both males and females are equipped with small cheles, can be safely bred in small groups in planted aquariums, it is not a species that bears harm to the flora but are enough aggressive, some breeders report news on farms in numerous groups mortal fighting can occur until you eat among themselves, so it is good to set up the decor of the pool with lots of hiding places.

Reproduction: From the third or fourth month they are already ready for reproduction, the female collects the eggs under the pleopods, bringing them up to the hatching, generally hatch after about 21/35 days.

The number of eggs can vary according to the size and age of the female, in some cases they have also exceeded 50 units.

The children at the hatching are already trained and able to feed themselves autonomously.

Power supply: Predilige any type of algae, boiled vegetables and specific food.