Rochester shrimp is a river shrimp, not sea shrimp. River shrimp, also known as freshwater shrimp, refers to the shrimp growing in lakes, rivers, moorings and other freshwater. Rochester shrimp, also known as white-legged shrimp, Malaysian prawns, money shrimp, prawns, etc., is a large freshwater economic shrimp, known as the king of freshwater shrimp.

Rochester shrimp is a river shrimp or sea shrimp

Rochester shrimp in many provinces in southern China are farmed, Anhui, Zhejiang, Guangdong and other provinces is the main source, cooking methods include boiled, steamed, braised and so on.

The origin of Rochester shrimp is concentrated in the Ecuadorian coast, the shell is thin and fat, the meat is tender, flavorful and nutritious.

The Rochester shrimp is an omnivorous crustacean, favoring animal food, living in various types of freshwater or brackish waters.