Freshwater Invertebrates
Freshwater invertebrates are a type of aquatic animal that lacks a backbone and is adapted to live in freshwater environments. These animals are a popular choice among aquarists due to their unique appearance and hardy nature. Freshwater invertebrates include a wide variety of animals, such as snails, shrimp, and crayfish, and they can be kept in a variety of tank setups, including community tanks and planted tanks. Freshwater invertebrates are generally peaceful and are known to be efficient scavengers, helping to keep the substrate and plants clean by eating algae and detritus. In addition to their functional value, freshwater invertebrates are also prized for their beauty and can add a touch of color and interest to your tank. With proper care, including a high-quality diet and good water conditions, freshwater invertebrates can make interesting and rewarding pets.