Blue Jelly
Blue Shrimp are selectively bred from Chocolate shrimp, originated from Taiwan. These are our regular grade blue velvet shrimp with light to dark blue color.
CARING – Blue Shrimp are easy to care for as they can adapt to a wide range of water parameters. They can be kept in either soft or hard water. We recommend keeping them in hard water with a gH of at least 8 for them to show their best color. The aquarium should be fully cycled before introducing any shrimp. There should be no trace of Ammonia and Nitrite, and Nitrate under 25ppm. Weekly water change of 10-20% is suggested to keep the nitrate low. Feed only 2-3 times a week as overfeeding will cause shrimp death.
BREEDING – Breeding Blue Shrimp is possible under suitable conditions, though specific breeding details are not provided in the product description.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Species | Blue Jelly Shrimp |
| Size | 1cm |
| Origin | Taiwan |
| Color | Light to dark blue |
| Water Type | Soft or hard water (recommended gH ≥ 8) |
| Feeding Frequency | 2-3 times per week |
| Water Change | 10-20% weekly |
FAQ
What is the ideal water hardness for Blue Jelly Shrimp?
The ideal water hardness is at least 8 gH for optimal color display.
How often should I feed my Blue Jelly Shrimp?
Feed only 2-3 times per week to avoid overfeeding, which can lead to shrimp death.
Can Blue Jelly Shrimp be kept in soft water?
Yes, they can adapt to both soft and hard water, though hard water with at least 8 gH is recommended for best color.
Hannah Wright –
The Blue Jelly Shrimp arrived healthy and showed vibrant blue color within a week. Easy to maintain and they are active in the tank. I do weekly water changes and feed them twice a week. They seem to thrive in hard water conditions.
Deirdre Campbell –
Received the shrimp in good condition. They adapted quickly to my tank after a full cycle. The color is quite striking, especially in the evening light. I keep the water parameters stable and avoid overfeeding.
Richard Gray –
These shrimp are beautiful and hardy. I’ve kept them for over three months now and they’re still active and colorful. The instructions for water parameters were clear and easy to follow.