Blue Caesar Shrimp Neocaridina
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Curious if anyone has any cherry shrimp they want rehoming.
Hi I need some advice on my tropical community tank I've had this tank set up for a few years now, but the bioload has become a bit too much to manage. I was a bit irresponsible when I first started and bought a bristlenose pleco without doing enough research. He's now outgrown what I think is suitable for my tank. Because of that, I'm looking to rehome him, along with my two gouramis (one blue and one orange). My plan is that once they've found good homes, I can rebuild the tank with a community of smaller fish, which should be much more manageable and keep the bioload at a level that's better for a 90L tank. Also happy to do a trade for some Neocaridina shrimp Any advice will be welcome TIA (EASTBOURNE AREA IF ANYONE WANT THEM )
Any cherry shrimp in Hull.
Also known as: orange sunkist · neocaridina shrimp red shrimp · cherry shrimp · yellow mixed grade · red cherry black rose choco · yellow blue velvet red rilli · green jade golden dream blue diamond · yellow golden back shrimp · red cherry shrimps · orange fire sakura shrimp · cherry shrimps · neocaridina shrimp
Overview: The Yellow Sakura Shrimp, a vibrant variant of Neocaridina Heteropoda, is cherished for its striking yellow coloration and peaceful demeanor. Its graceful movements and bright hue add a lively touch to any freshwater aquarium.
Origin: Originating from selective breeding programs, these shrimp are cultivated from the wild-type species found in freshwater habitats across Asia, particularly in Taiwan and southern China.
Feeding: Yellow Sakura Shrimp are omnivorous and thrive on a varied diet. They happily graze on algae, biofilm, and decaying plant matter in the tank. Supplement their diet with high-quality shrimp pellets or blanched vegetables like zucchini, spinach, or cucumber.
Tank Mates: These shrimp are peaceful and thrive in a community tank with other non-aggressive species such as small fish like Tetras, Rasboras, or Otocinclus catfish. Avoid keeping them with larger or aggressive fish that might prey on them.
Aggression: Yellow Sakura Shrimp are non-aggressive and can coexist harmoniously with other tank inhabitants, provided they are not threatened or hunted.
Experience Level: Perfect for aquarists of all skill levels, including beginners. Their hardiness and adaptability make them an excellent choice for those new to keeping freshwater shrimp.
Water Parameters: Maintain stable water conditions with temperatures between 65°F to 80°F (18°C to 26°C). pH levels around 6.5 to 7.5 and a moderate hardness (GH 6-8, KH 3-5) are ideal for their well-being. Ensure good filtration and regular water changes to keep them thriving.
