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We have Different types of Japanese koi fish verities available. Kohaku, Showa, Sanke, Beko, Doitsu, shiro utsuri, Gosanke, orange Ogan, and yellow Ogan like koi fish verities available

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4 Ft x 1ft x 1.5 ft.fish tank (6mm)glass. Iron Stand. 28Kg sand stones and decoration. Oxygen pump 7 pair tin fail barb and 2 pair Japanese Koi fish. Genuine buyer pls call. Deal and Take home offer.

Welcome to Happy Aqua Amano Shrimp available for sale at Happy Aqua overview The Japonica Amano Shrimp, or Amano Shrimp, has gained popularity due to its large appetite for all kinds of freshwater algae. It will consume leftover fish food and detritus on the aquarium floor, making the Amano Shrimp an efficient cleaner that is also very interesting to watch. The Amano Shrimp is mostly opaque brown in color with a tan stripe that runs the length of the back. On their sides, there are many broken horizontal lines. The Amano Shrimp is also known as the Yamato Numa-Ebi, or Japanese Swamp Shrimp and it originates from the swamps of Japan. The ideal setup for the Amano Shrimp is an established freshwater aquarium or pond of at least 10 gallons with plenty of hiding places and algae with a mature substrate. The Amano Shrimp should be housed with small peaceful fish or koi that will not pose the threat of eating it. The Amano Shrimp can tolerate low to moderate salinity levels, making them an ideal algae controller for ponds and water gardens in non-freezing climates. The Amano Shrimp is very difficult to breed, and very few hobbyists have been able to raise the larvae to maturity. The average life span of the Japonica Amano Shrimp is 2 to 3 years in captivity. Japonica Amano Shrimp is an omnivore that will consume algae, detritus and left over food. If insufficient food is present, supplement with a quality flake food or pellet. Regards Happy Aqua