Venus Flower Basket Shrimp. The venus' flower basket is a sponge found at depths of around 100 to 1,000 metres (330 to 3,300 feet) on the ocean floor near japan and the philippines. I choose to be sentimental and find the whole thing rather beautiful.
They're found in very deep water. And as well the shrimps expand so they could not go swimming with the part of the venus floral basket because the venus blossom basket will grow it seals off the open up higher finish. The captive shrimp breed of course, and their tiny offspring are easily small enough to escape the basket.
Its body is composed of silica and looks like a sculpture or, perhaps, a vase made of glassy mesh.
They do so, but only so that they can find a venus flower basket of their own. Instead, they are from the infraorder stenopodidea. In traditional asian cultures it was given as a wedding gift (in its dead, dry state) because the sponge symbiotically houses two small shrimps, a male and a female, who live out their lives inside the sponge. The couple clean the flower basket in exchange for the food the sponge traps in its fiberglass like strands.