Common shore strimp?

are they reef safe?

I catch tons of them in jupiter and hoping to add corals to my tank in january( in time for my birthday if i get money) but i wnated to know if there reef safe or what are your experiences with them

 

can we get a pick

 

sorry no more in my tank gave them to my cuz you guys might know him i got him on this form his name is andrew android and he has a 110 gallon fowlr tank

 

are they kinda clear looking, they look fine to me but some shrimp will eat corals, i don't know if they would because they probably don't live near them. they might have parasites also

 

damsel do the shrimps have red and white stripes?

 

no i'll see if i still hav a pic or them stay tuned

 

i guess they are reef safe they are listed as preferred foods for several reef safe fish, so i don't think they would be feeders if they might pick at your corals.

 

it would seem, the common shore shrimp also known as grass shrimp. eats food out of the sand. so im gonna go out on a limb and say yes they are reef-safe but don't be surprised if your fish eats them

edit: supposedly they behave like peppermints and accept flake food, i might have to get you to send me some