yes, just about all natural things do. kelp, fish, mayo, eggs, cheesecake probably better sources
salt water shrimp contain more iodine than fresh water shrimp
no, as brine shrimp are saltwater animals and will not survive in freshwater.
Ghost shrimp typically live in freshwater environments, such as ponds, lakes, and rivers. They are not adapted to survive in saltwater.
well saltwater ghost shrimp can be found ANYWHERE there is saltwater really. i dont know about freshwater ones though.
Saltwater shrimp live better in saltwater such as peppermint, brine, skunk, fire, camel, etc. Freshwater shrimp would eventually perish in a salt environment such as ghost, bamboo, cherry, etc.
Brine shrimp can be found in saltwater environments such as salt flats, coastal lagoons, and saltwater lakes. They are commonly used as live fish food in the aquarium industry.
14,000 Shrimps
Add alot of iodine
The pigment from all the shrimp they eat makes them pink; they are born white.
Even though you may not have an allergy to shrimp or other shell fish, you can still have a reaction to the iodine isotopes. When a reaction occurs, there may be an allergy to the providone-iodine prep.
I dont know but i think is iodine hi im austin
Yes. There's a variety of saltwater and freshwater shrimp. Some examples of saltwater shrimp are cleaner shrimp and mantis shrimp, and some examples of freshwater shrimp are cherry shrimp and bamboo shrimp. If you do get a pet shrimp, make sure you research how to properly care for the shrimp you decide on.