
Wood / Bamboo Shrimp (Atyopsis moluccensis)
22–28°C · pH 6.5–7.5 · 80L

Giant African shrimp (Atyopsis gaboensis) is a freshwater aquarium shrimp listed in Atyopsis. Check the live stock, current size, and care details on this page, then order online with tracked UK delivery and live arrival support.
Atyopsis gaboensis
Giant African shrimp (Atyopsis gaboensis) is a freshwater aquarium shrimp listed in Atyopsis. Check the live stock, current size, and care details on this page, then order online with tracked UK delivery and live arrival support.
Maintain these water conditions for optimal health and vibrant colors
Giant African shrimp (Atyopsis gaboensis) is a freshwater aquarium shrimp in our Atyopsis range. It is listed against the current catalogue name Atyopsis gaboensis, so the page title, care data, media, and stock record stay tied to this specific product.
The care data below is taken from the current site catalogue for this exact listing. Use it as the starting point for checking aquarium size, water parameters, diet, and compatibility before adding the animal to your tank.
| Catalogue name | Atyopsis gaboensis |
|---|---|
| Family | Atyidae |
| Adult size | 12 cm |
| Minimum aquarium | 100 litres |
| Temperature | 24-28C |
| pH | 6.5-7.5 |
| Hardness | 4-15 dGH |
| Diet | Filter feeds on microparticles, powdered food, baby brine shrimp, spirulina dust |
| Recommended group | 1 or small group |
Giant African shrimp (Atyopsis gaboensis) is best kept in a mature, fully cycled aquarium with stable water, gentle filtration, grazing surfaces, moss or plants, and no copper-based treatments. Keep water changes steady and avoid sudden swings in temperature or pH.
Giant African shrimp (Atyopsis gaboensis) is safest with peaceful nano fish, other compatible shrimp, and snails. Avoid large or predatory fish, copper medication, and newly set up tanks.
Feed lightly around the listed diet: Filter feeds on microparticles, powdered food, baby brine shrimp, spirulina dust. Shrimp also graze on biofilm and algae, so a mature tank is more important than heavy feeding. Remove leftovers before they affect water quality.
Check the live stock status, current size, and any variant information on this page before ordering. We pack livestock for tracked UK delivery with live arrival support, and recommend slow acclimation into a mature aquarium after delivery.

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