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The plant in the video is called widgeon grass or Ruppia Maritima. The plant is found worldwide in freshwater and saltwater.

opae ula related wrote:Notice at the 39 sec to 45 sec mark next to the left volcano right, was a different type of shrimp.

Maybe opae huna, Palaemon debilis?
http://www.susanscott.net/OceanWatch2012/jul-30-12.html

Edit: Looks like someone got there before me.

odin wrote:

opae ula related wrote:It does look like it though. Maybe the report was wrong and only observe the babies/young ones.

This guys video at 1:09 onwards has a large greenish shrimp that is similar with his Opae ula and alphas which comes in from the right.

and here which shows it better, its in the middle on the rocks.

That one looks similar the "amano" shrimp.


This site says they have some brackish tolerance: http://thebrackishtank.tumblr.com/post/ ... -species-c

Somebody in YouTube just replied to my message asking what shrimp that was and they said amano! Beaten to the punch again haha

Nice find guys for the name.

Need a big tank for those....

This page has videos of opae ula in Oahu's pool.
https://www.malamalearningcenter.org/ka ... efuge.html

adding this link for reference to this topic.