Common name: Camel shrimp

The Rhynchocinetidae family, commonly known as Camel shrimp, Hinge-beak shrimp, or Dancing shrimp, includes a variety of ornamental shrimp species popular in the reefkeeping hobby. These shrimp are known for their unique ability to move their rostrum (beak) up and down, a feature that gives them the 'hinge-beak' name. They are active and entertaining to watch, often seen performing a 'dancing' motion. They are generally peaceful but can be opportunistic feeders, so caution is advised with small snails and sessile invertebrates. They thrive in well-established tanks with plenty of hiding places and stable water conditions.

1. Common name: Henderson's hinge-beak shrimp

   Scientific name: Cinetorhynchus hendersoni
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   Common name: Manning hingebeak

   Scientific name: Cinetorhynchus manningi
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   Common name: reticulated hingebeak

   Scientific name: Cinetorhynchus reticulatus
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   Common name: Durban Hinge-Beak Shrimp

   Scientific name: Rhynchocinetes durbanensis
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   Common name: Red Camel Shrimp

   Scientific name: Rhynchocinetes uritai