Caridina Range
Caridina is a genus of freshwater shrimp from the Atyidae family, popular in aquariums for their vibrant colors. Native to Asia, they thrive in clean, oxygenated water and are easy to care for. Notable species include the Crystal Red Shrimp. Caridina shrimp help control algae and detritus, making them attractive and useful in aquariums.
The Raccoon Tiger Dwarf Caridina, or Raccoon Tiger Shrimp, is a captivating freshwater species known for its black and white stripes. Popular among aquarium enthusiasts, these small shrimp are native to Asia and thrive in stable aquariums. They not only add beauty but also help maintain a balanced ecosystem by grazing on algae and cleaning detritus.
Crystal Red Shrimp (Caridina cantonensis) are popular for their vibrant red and white colors. These small, peaceful shrimp, originating from Asia, thrive in stable aquariums. They eat algae and biofilm, acting as natural cleaners. While sensitive to environmental changes, their beauty makes them rewarding for aquarists.
Crystal Black Caridina, or Crystal Black Shrimp, are freshwater dwarf shrimp with a striking black and white pattern. Native to Southeast Asia, they are popular in aquariums for their appearance and peaceful nature. They thrive in stable, slightly acidic to neutral pH conditions and cooler temperatures. These shrimp are excellent algae eaters and need a diet including shrimp pellets or blanched vegetables. They breed in freshwater, appealing to shrimp breeding enthusiasts.
We are terribly sorry. All of our Caridina shrimp are currently breeding. Check back here for updates on when they're ready.
Coming Soon... Crystal Red, Crystal Bee & Racoon Tiger Shrimps. It will be Shrimply amazing!