10 Neocaridina Freshwater Aquarium Shrimps 1/4 to 1/2 inch Long. Pick Your Colors (Green Jade)

Bring color, activity, and natural cleaning power to your freshwater aquarium with Neocaridina Shrimp, one of the most popular dwarf shrimp species in the hobby. These hardy, easy-to-care-for shrimp thrive in planted tanks and nano aquariums, constantly grazing on algae, detritus, and biofilm—helping keep your tank clean naturally. Neocaridina shrimp come in a wide variety of colors, including Red Cherry, Blue Dream, Orange Sakura, Snowball, Yellow, Rili patterns, and more. Their peaceful nature makes them ideal for community setups with small, non-aggressive tank mates. Because they breed readily in stable conditions, they are excellent for building a healthy, thriving shrimp colony. Perfect for beginners and experienced aquarists alike, Neocaridina Shrimp add both beauty and functionality to any freshwater aquarium. Recommended Parameters: 68–78°F, pH 7–7.8, soft to moderately hard water, minimum tank size 5 gallons.

• Vibrant Coloration for Any Aquarium – Neocaridina shrimp come in a wide range of vivid colors—Blue Dream, Red Cherry, Orange Sakura, Snowball, Yellow, and more—adding beauty and movement to planted tanks and nano setups.
• Natural Algae & Detritus Cleaners – These shrimp actively graze on algae, leftover fish food, and biofilm, helping maintain a cleaner, healthier aquarium ecosystem without chemicals.
• Hardy & Beginner-Friendly – Adaptable to a variety of water conditions, Neocaridina shrimp are perfect for beginners and experienced hobbyists looking for an easy, low-maintenance species.
• Peaceful Community Invertebrates – Safe with most small, non-aggressive fish and snails. Great for freshwater community aquariums, live plants, and aquascaping designs.
• Active Breeders for Colony Growth – Under stable conditions, Neocaridina shrimp reproduce readily, making them ideal for building a thriving colony. Great for breeding projects and long-term shrimp-keeping.
• Fast Breeders: Thrive and reproduce readily in stable tank conditions, making them great for colony-building.