Neocaridina Shrimp (Orange)

Original price was: $6.Current price is: $3.

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love my Orange Neocaridina shrimp in my tank, they're so cool!

  • Bred in U.S.A. 🗽
  • Local Pickup Available
  • 100% healthy and good color

Original price was: $6.Current price is: $3.

25 in stock (can be backordered)

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Price Comparison:

  • Petco: $6.49 for 1 piece
  • Amazon: $4 to 7 for 1 piece
  • eBay: $5 for 1 piece
  • Local Fish Store: $7 for 1 piece
  • Not available at PetSmart, Walmart, Etsy or other places

My Tank Parameters

  • PH: 7.0-7.8
  • GH: 7-8
  • KH: 3-4
  • TDS: 200-250
  • Temperature: 65F-74F

Various advantages of keeping neocaridina shrimp

  • Algae Control: Shrimp Neocaridina keeps the tank cleaned and balanced with its feature of consuming algae.
  • Low Maintenance: The aquarium with neocaridina shrimp requires a low level of maintenance that can secure water conditions.
  • Prolific Breeders: They can expand their colony with minimal effort with an easy reproduction system.
  • Compatible Behaviour: Snails, nano fish, and other calm tank mates can live with them.
  • Aesthetic Appeal: Their varied collection of colors and shapes elevates any aquarium’s appearance.

Perfect for a variety of uses:

  • Bottom dweller cleaners
  • Repdoduction
  • Can feed other aggressive fish
  • Pleco Fish Habitats
  • Bird Perches
  • Chinchilla/Rabbit Chews
  • Arts & Crafts
  • Home Décor
  • Air Plant Displays
  • Fire Starters

⚡ Trust Me: They look better in real life, than in my pictures… I was impatient with these pictures.

Each Neocaridina Shrimp is:

  • Average purchase size: 1/6 – 3/4 inch (0.4 – 1.9 cm)
  • Neocaridina davidi, USA bred shrimp right in my house in New Jersey.

Facts about Neocaridina Shrimp:

  1. They are tiny freshwater shrimp, about the size of your pinky finger nail.
  2. Their colors can be bright red, blue, yellow, or orange because people breed them that way.​
  3. Babies look like mini adults right away and eat tiny bits of algae or food.
  4. They love clean water that's not too hot or cold, around room temperature.
  5. They are peaceful and won't hurt fish or plants if you pick good tank mates.
  6. Wild ones come from Taiwan and are brown, but pet ones are super colorful.

Info

Color

Blue, Orange

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Date First Available: December 11, 2025
Last Updated: December 11, 2025

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