Mysids are small shrimp,common in all marine habitats. Most are very small, especially in shallow water both fresh and saltwater. Deep sea Mysids can reach sizes toward 1 foot long (30 cm).
Phylum : Arthrpoda
Sub-phylum: Crustacea
Pipefish primarily feed on small crustaceans, such as shrimp, mysids, and copepods. They also may consume smaller fish and marine worms. Their long, tubular bodies allow them to hover motionless in the water, waiting to ambush their prey with a quick strike.
Pipefish are predators. They eat crustaceans, small fish, aquatic insects and insect larvae. Exactly what they eat depends on the species. Smaller ones eat copepods, amphipod larvae, small mysids. Larger ones might eat grass shrimp and fish.
Leafy Sea Dragons do not get eaten, they use a special camouflage technique to hide from nearby predators. Some of the many things that Leafy Sea Dragons eat are: Plankton, Crustacean, small fish, Mysids and Shrimp. Hope I helped =D
copepods, mysids and benthic crustaceans
up to 25 years
No. They eat zooplankton (krill, copepods, mysids, etc.).
They "suck" the mysids or amphimipods up their long, tubular snout.
Clown Fish eat mysids, isopods, zooplankton small invertebrates which otherwise potentially could harm the sea anemone.
Seahorses feed on small living animals such as, dephnia, cyclops, larvae of water insects, or mysids. Voratious eaters, they graze continually and can consume 3,000 or more brine shrimp.
If you mean an omnivore, (a meat and plant eating creature), not they are not. They eat tiny crustaceans such as mysids and amphimipods, so you would class them as carnivores. Imagine a dangerous group of hungry seahorses causing devastation to humanity as we know it!
Pipefish primarily feed on small crustaceans, such as shrimp, mysids, and copepods. They also may consume smaller fish and marine worms. Their long, tubular bodies allow them to hover motionless in the water, waiting to ambush their prey with a quick strike.
Manta rays are filter feeders that prey on microscopic organisms such as copepods, mysids (small shrimp-like creatures), and the larvae of fish, lobster, and octopus. An adult manta ray may feed on 60 pounds of microscopic plankton, fish larvae, copepods, and zooplankton in a single day.
Gray whales eat prey from the seafloor. They commonly eat shrimp-like creatures called Amphipods. They do not eat Coho salmon.
The Knysna seahorse primarily feeds on small crustaceans, such as mysids and copepods, in its natural habitat of seagrass beds and shallow estuaries along the southern coast of South Africa. They typically hunt during the day, using their elongated snouts to suck in prey. While they do not have a set feeding schedule, they eat throughout the day as food becomes available, with their feeding frequency depending on the abundance of prey in their environment.
Pipefish are predators. They eat crustaceans, small fish, aquatic insects and insect larvae. Exactly what they eat depends on the species. Smaller ones eat copepods, amphipod larvae, small mysids. Larger ones might eat grass shrimp and fish.