Pistol Shrimp - Common Pufferfish The Golden angelfish may nip

The Golden angelfish may nip on many types of corals

Keep unused salt tightly sealed and dry

Suitable gloves and respiratory protection may be required when working with corals capable of releasing irritating or hazardous substances

Test range: 0-6 ppm / mg/L

we recommend at least 120 gallons or larger

Pistol Shrimp - Common Pufferfish The Golden angelfish may nipShrimp are active, entertaining and easy to keep. They shed their shells as they grow, and afterwards need to hide in the rock until their new shell hardens. Shrimp are highly excitable when food is present, and will do anything to get it. Some species may pester corals by attempting to reach food the coral has eaten. In this situation the shrimp should be provided food first. Large individuals may catch and consume smaller species. Pistol shrimp are