Dr. Roy, I was looking at a picture on the bluebird gallery of a Gonodactylaceus glabrous ....is this the typical coloration of this species? I believe I have one of these based on the raptorial colors and size. It looks like a "Popeye" version of a mantis. Big arms!
Does this raptorial size give it an advantage over similar sized shrimp of other species? I have a pair of one species in the same tank as this G. glabrous and they seem to be playing musical lairs.
The female of the pair is often displaying a mearal flair towards the newcomer (G. glabrous ). Should they be separated? There are many holes available to all three specimens. Thanks!
Does this raptorial size give it an advantage over similar sized shrimp of other species? I have a pair of one species in the same tank as this G. glabrous and they seem to be playing musical lairs.
The female of the pair is often displaying a mearal flair towards the newcomer (G. glabrous ). Should they be separated? There are many holes available to all three specimens. Thanks!