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Bookmark or Share- Scuds In Shrimp And Fish Tank - Shrimp and Snail BreederScuds (or side-swimmers) are small shrimp-like invertebrates belonging to the family Gammaridae. The choice of keeping or eradicating them in shrimp, fish, or planted tanks has been a popular controversial topic on online forums, and Facebook groups over the years.
- Scuds in Aquarium: What Are Scuds & Tips to Control ThemScuds, scientifically categorized under the Amphipoda order and commonly known as Gammarus shrimp, are tiny, versatile crustaceans found in freshwater, brackish, and saltwater environments. They are also known as side-swimmers due to their distinctive movement in the water.
- Scuds In Aquarium (What are they, and should I remove them?)Scuds are small shrimps, scientifically named “Amphipoda,” also known as side-swimmers or Gammarus shrimp. There are several species of Scud, but the one I will be focusing on is the Gammarus Genus from the Gammaridae family, of which there are over 200 species.
- Scuds or side-swimmers - LIFE IN FRESHWATERScuds (or side-swimmers) are freshwater invertebrates belonging to the order Amphipoda. The common name side-swimmer comes from the way that these animals swim, as like the name scud, which has its origins in Norwegian.
- Benefit of Gammarus Shrimp as Fish FoodGammarus Shrimp (Hyalella Azteca), also known as scuds, are freshwater amphipod crustaceans naturally occurring in slow-running rivers and lakes measuring approximately 1 cm. They are often found in slow runs over Chara weed, providing a staple preferred food source for trout and other river fish.
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