 These relationships, in most cases, can be seen as a mutualistic because cleaner shrimps provide their services, such as cleaning services, nitrogen excretion, while the species' provide the cleaner shrimp protection from predators and sometimes a food source.In these types of relationships, both species work together to benefit one another.Some cleaner shrimps, like, "A. magnificus," are relatively small and vulnerable to live by themselves, therefore, they need other organisms to live, in like sea anemones or stony corals.