Beautiful and healthy

They arrived alive and are thriving in my 75 gallon aquarium.

I realized a little too late that these shrimps should be bought in groups as to lower their stress. Bought five more. So far so good.

While I see the work they do on the aptasia, seeing them is rare.

Both arrived alive and good sized

Active, doing well!

They are actually a good size. They are neat to watch when they aren’t hiding.

Nice size peppermint shrimp I bought 3 for my 20 gallon cube with lots of aphasia. So far I have not seen a reduction in them but have hope.

I have had mine for two years in a 125 FOWLR tank with 6" Tangs and a Rabbitfish. I also have clowns, damsels, gobies, and a Coral Branded shrimp. For about 1 year, I never saw it. I thought something ate it. One day I saw something strange and low and behold, it was my Peppermint Shrimp. Now that I know it is there, I see it about once a month. It is always a nice surprise. It spends all of its time hiding, so don't expect to see it much, but it is a nice surprises when I do. It lives in tiny cracks in my live rock and has not ventured farther than 6" of the corner of the tank it is in. It has managed to stay away from my Coral Branded Shrimp which stays in the other corner of the tank. Get it for the job it does and for a rare sighting. If you have a small nano tank, you will see it more.

I treated my tank for Aiptasia and then Purchased the shrimp to keep them away. So if it was the treatment or the shrimp keeping them away I am happy. and it is much more active around the tank.

Picked up 2 peppermint shrimp, both doing great, swaying under a shoal, grabbing bits of food. I see them mostly as lights are dimming in the evening.

These guys really do eat that stupid nuisance coral....you need 20 of them...I have a 125 gal and 3 have really done the trick....best investment ever

Peppermint shrimp I love these guys too! They are active and are out and about looking for food. They are a necessary addition to my reef tank just by being themselves. Aren't bothered by my fish and don't bother anything else.

These little critters are great scavengers, they keep the sand clean from eating leftovers, and clean the rocks as well. Please note they are cooler water species!! And will certainly eat out of your hand. Love em, will be ordering more to help keep my pot belly seahorse tank clean!

Came in good condition. 4 out of 5 survived. Adding rocks to the tank changed water condition, but they survived.

Shrimp arrived in good shape and acclimated well. The aiptaisia population has not changed in a week, so I don't know whether they are eating the less obvious ones first, or not eating them at all. Time will tell.

Great addition they have already started eating my aiptasia anemone

Very hardy, easy keeper. Great little clean up guy for a reef tank. Sheds skin once in awhile, thought he had died!

I wish this guy wouldn't hide so much but he is doing quite well.

These arrived all healthy and are thriving. Seems their favorite task is to steal food from the anemones and glide away on the current. Ever exploring and make excellent house cleaners. One wasn't so lucky - he became coral food. Always a night time treat to watch but they will come out anytime for brine shrimp.

Arrived live and well. My first order. In fact that very day of receipt I placed another order because I was so please with the healthy condition of every thing I received. Acclimation went off without a hitch and the shrimp seem to be thriving. Wonderful to watch them grab a meal as they swim throughout the tank.

Always looking for something to eat and when you tlook at them at night with the flashlight they are every wear and every tank needs them.

These guys are great about getting food scraps and cleaning rocks and sand but be careful. I've pulled them out of my tank becaus they have pulled apart my hammer coral and are known to tear apart other soft corals.