mantis shrimp toy 3d models

made a shrimp mechanism for presentation purpose

made a shrimp mechanism for presentation purpose

Automated Aquatic Feeding System for Marine Shrimp

Simple shelter for Caridine and Neocaridine shrimps.

Designed this Shrimp Cookie Cutter for a friend :) Happy Printing

The Brine Shrimp Hatchery is a compact device designed to facilitate the hatching of brine shrimp eggs.

I did not design. ...just made. credit of design goes to Simple Shrimp Box by alike86

Just a basic planter for the aquarium with a shrimp cave attached.

This is a shrimp model sculpted in zbrush and exported as a single OBJ file.

Shrimp / fry house for fish tank with room for plants in the back

Suspended shrimp feeding tray with perforated bottom. ...Mounts to most Airline tubing suction cup clamps.

No more snails or shrimps will ever be trapped inside the filter from now on.

A very simple and crude holder for shrimp lollies, hangs on the side of the aquarium. ...handy for aquariums too deep to jab the shrimp lollie into the substrate.

I simply created without personal input, giving full credit to Simple Shrimp Box by alike86 for their brilliant design work.

An artificial bait shrimp, created using the Invention tool in Autodesk Professional 2014, serves as a replica for fishing purposes.

A Blender file containing a 3D model and animations of the Metapenaeopsis barbata shrimp is available, featuring 221 bones.

Aquarium shrimp tube where they can hide. ...I designed this more flatter one (most tubes are three stacked).

A replica of artificial bait shrimp has been designed using the Invention feature in Autodesk Professional 2014 software.

Toon Shrimp Pendant Made from PLA - Show Off Your Creations! You can turn your toon shrimp into a cool pendant by using PLA. I've tried it myself, and the results are amazing! Now it's your turn to show off your own creations. ...Share your favorite...

1 Deep Hive - Neuro Shrimp on 50mm base The model comes in multiple parts Each parts are both supported and non-supported .LYS files included in the zip

My son needed me to make a shrimp breeder for him.  Print: On end, scale to 25.4 for accurate size. ...(somehting was hairy with my config file)

Small aquarium shrimp use caves for protection when they're small or moulting, blending seamlessly into their surroundings as the aquarium plants grow over them naturally.

... efficient box for hatching artemia / brine shrimp. ...Fill the box with up to 500ML of water, insert the spacer, place the eggs/salt in the smaller portion of the box and in 12 - 36 hours you will have baby brine shrimp. ... No noisy air pump needed!

... goes around a plant in the fish tank. ... Thought is to place the plant in the soil then press down around it and give it a couple spins to bury it in the aquarium gravel. Hoping it gives the shrimp a place to hide and be safe from community fish.

If your black shell shrimps are kept together with the fish, they may be eaten, so I designed this building. ...With this, the black shell shrimps can live inside, not only can avoid the attack of the fish, but also can be fed through the feeding hole...

... species such as Cardinia or Neocardinia. ...The lid has a slightly loose fit, so insert a length of fishing line through one set of holes to secure the lid in place and facilitate easy retrieval once the trap is triggered by an unsuspecting shrimp.

... ...By providing these miniature hideaways, I cater to their natural instinct to conceal themselves. I print multiple cubes and scatter them across the tank, allowing my shrimp to explore and navigate through this carefully crafted obstacle course.

... basic shelter box for my Caridine and Neocaridine shrimps. ... I was inspired by a decorative setup I saw online, so I decided to create something similar for my shrimp tank. ... To add some extra detail, I placed a small plant inside the box as well.

... a striking Voronoi pattern along its walls, creating an ideal environment for moss to thrive. ...This verdant coating not only provides a cozy home for the shrimp but also attracts a diverse array of dirt and detritus that they enthusiastically devour.

2) Place a strainer mesh (a paper towel can be substituted) in the shrimp scoop to strain out the brine shrimp when they hatch. 3) Use the egg scoop to place the artemia eggs in the outer ring. 4) Place the lid on, shrimp scoop in the middle, and...