Bongo Shrimp Phyllognathia Ceratophthalma Wood Their enchanting presence makes them

Their enchanting presence makes them a prized addition for dedicated hobbyists seeking a captivating aquatic centerpiece

Tank Size: Minimum 15–20 gallons (larger for groups)

as they eagerly accept a varied diet comprising live or frozen foods like snails

Use smooth sand or fine gravel to protect their delicate barbels and fins

While peaceful to most tank mates

Bongo Shrimp Phyllognathia Ceratophthalma Wood Their enchanting presence makes themBongo Shrimp (Phyllognathia ceratophthalma) Overview: The Bongo Shrimp is a small, striking reef shrimp distinguished by its vibrant orange and white banded pattern. It is a peaceful, nocturnal species that adds color and activity to reef aquariums, often staying hidden during the day and emerging to forage at night. Origin: Native to the Indo Pacific, commonly found on coral reefs and sandy or rubble substrates. Feeding: Omnivorous. Feeds on