Bongo Shrimp Phyllognathia Ceratophthalma Wood the beautifully-proportioned flowers of this

the beautifully-proportioned flowers of this popular water lily mature to a reddish-copper

as they eagerly accept a varied diet comprising live or frozen foods like snails

Feed sinking pellets

These crabs exhibit a unique combination of a vivid yellow back and contrasting dark purple to black body and claws

Bongo Shrimp Phyllognathia Ceratophthalma Wood the beautifully-proportioned flowers of thisBongo Shrimp (Phyllognathia ceratophthalma) Overview: The Bongo Shrimp is a small, striking reef shrimp distinguished by its vibrant orange and white banded pattern. It is a peaceful, nocturnal species that adds color and activity to reef aquariums, often staying hidden during the day and emerging to forage at night. Origin: Native to the Indo Pacific, commonly found on coral reefs and sandy or rubble substrates. Feeding: Omnivorous. Feeds on