Natural Taste Gray Fresh Prawn Vannamei Shrims For Restaurant And Household Weight: 1 Kilograms (Kg)

Dendrobranchiata is a Suborder of Decapods, Ordinarily Known As Prawns. There Are 540 Surviving Species in Seven Families, and a Fossil Record Stretching Out Back to the Devonian. They Vary from Related Animals, Like Caridea and Stenopodidea, by the Stretching Type of the Gills and by the Way That They Don't Brood Their Eggs, However Discharge Them Straightforwardly Into the Water. They Might Arrive at a Length of More Than 330 Millimeters and a Mass of 450 Grams, and Are Generally Looked and Cultivated for Human Utilization. Along With Other Swimming Decapoda, Dendrobranchiata Show the Caridoid Facies, Or Shrimp-Like Structure. the Body is Regularly Strong, and Can Be Separated Into a Cephalothorax and a Pleon. the Body is for the Most Part Marginally Leveled Side-To-Side. the Biggest Species, Penaeus Monodon, Can Arrive at a Mass of 450 Grams and a Length of Millimeters.