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	Crustacea 3
	Macrobranchium sp.(uit Zaire?) Macrobranchium lanchesteri Coenobita clypeata Macrobranchium elegans ? Een langarmige garnaal uit Nigeria
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Left on top a Macrobranchium spec. from Zaire. She came along In the sales aquaria of Aquariumshop De Waterman at Deurne it grew slowly into an animal of quite 12 CMS before it found a new little boss. I was under the impression that it would not yet stop growing. It turned out to be a real piscivoor, that manages to very dexterous catch fishes in the water. At the bottom on the left and the right two shrimps that we know for a longer time ago. They appeared to be good Hoovers. Extremely adapted for the maintenance of Javamoos and sought-after brush-algae.

The culture has appeared to be possible, although it is not yet known under exactly which circumstances it takes place. In the mid a hermit crab from Hawaii, Coenobita clypeata. The animal takes oxygen through the delicate skin of the abdomen, under which AR laying numerous blood vessels. It must live out of the water because under water it would drown while the gills, that with cancers lay underneath the abdomen have practical reduced till zero. The water is only visited to drop the eggs. The food is mainly vegetable