Husbandry
Ahyong & Randall, 2001
Lysiosquillina lisa lives in volcanic sandy soil, where the animal burries its cave in the form of u-shaped tubes.
He is a patient hunters, waiting for its prey at the entrance to his dugout, especially shrimps and careless small fish are on its menu.
Coloring:
Lysiosquillina lisa has a reddish-brown colour with white spots on the eyes.
Lysiosquillina lisa has a similar fishing technique such as the mantids of the insect kingdom.
The second leg pair bumps with an incredible speed, 11 meters per second, and impales the prey.
Mantis shrimps can see very well and is closely monitoring its environment.
If you want to feed this animal directly, better use a long pliers.
Feed on small fish and shrimps.
Lysiosquillina lisa lives in volcanic sandy soil, where the animal burries its cave in the form of u-shaped tubes.
He is a patient hunters, waiting for its prey at the entrance to his dugout, especially shrimps and careless small fish are on its menu.
Coloring:
Lysiosquillina lisa has a reddish-brown colour with white spots on the eyes.
Lysiosquillina lisa has a similar fishing technique such as the mantids of the insect kingdom.
The second leg pair bumps with an incredible speed, 11 meters per second, and impales the prey.
Mantis shrimps can see very well and is closely monitoring its environment.
If you want to feed this animal directly, better use a long pliers.
Feed on small fish and shrimps.
