Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Neocaridina (Fire Red (10 Pack))
Product Description
Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Neocaridina (Fire Red (10 Pack))
- Colorful and captivating freshwater inhabitants.
- Vital for tank cleanliness and scavenging.
- Thrive in well-established aquariums with stable water conditions.
- Shrimp size 1/4" - 1" . Healthy and Active.
- Live Arrival Guarantee.
Water Parameters:
pH 6.5 - 7.5
gH 8 - 12
kH 0 - 5
TDS 250 - 300
Temperature 68 - 78F
Difficulty: Easy
Painted Fire Red shrimp should be kept in a well established shrimp only tank with plenty of biofilms for them to graze on. They can also tolerate a wide range of water parameters, as long as your tank is stable and free of ammonia and nitrite. Nitrate should be under 20ppm. Feed only 2-3 times a week, make sure to remove uneaten food after 2 hours.
If you keep them in a community tank, make sure it is heavily planted so the shrimps have enough hiding places. Even small fishes like tetras and guppies will harm the shrimp. Otocinclus is the only compatible fish that will not eat shrimp.
Technical Specifications
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