Bamboo shrimp are not considered nekton; they are classified as benthic organisms. Nekton refers to actively swimming aquatic animals, like fish and squid, that can move against currents. In contrast, bamboo shrimp primarily inhabit the substrate of freshwater environments and use their specialized appendages to filter feed from the water column. Thus, they are more accurately categorized as part of the benthic community rather than the nektonic one.
Shrimp can be nekton, plankton, or benthos.
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Bamboo shrimp are strictly freshwater, and can only tolerate mildly brackish water at worst. However, their young cannot survive in fresh water, and require salt water until they mature from their larval form.
A shrimp is a benthic animal, falling in the benthos category. They feed on plankton.
nekton can be any color
Nekton is an aggregate of actively swimming aquatic organisms. This nekton is no drifter! Squid are a classic example of nekton.
nekton animals are animals such as dolphins, fish all kinds of fish like tuna and different fish, nekton animals are sharks and whales to all kinds of them it really don't matter what kind of shark or whale or fish it is.
They (Atyopsis moluccensis) should not bother mollys and vice versa.
nekton can be any color
Dolphins are nekton because they actively swim and catch their food.
Fish are nekton.