Zebra Babaulti Dwarf Shrimp
Zebra Babaulti are the zebra variation of the Caridina Babaulti species of dwarf shrimp. No selective breeding has been done to achieve their patterns and coloration; this is their original form as found in the wild. Despite this, they are absolutely stunning and breed easily in freshwater environments.
These shrimp are hardy and ideal for hobbyists of all experience levels. They thrive in a wide range of water conditions, though we recommend maintaining water parameters similar to our standard setup.
Tank Water Parameters
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| PH | 7.0 – 7.4 |
| GH | 7-8 |
| KH | 3-4 |
| TDS | 200 |
| Temperature | 70 – 76°F |
FAQ
Are Zebra Babaulti shrimp bred through selective breeding?
No, Zebra Babaulti shrimp are not selectively bred. Their patterns and coloration reflect their natural, wild form.
What water temperature do Zebra Babaulti prefer?
They prefer water temperatures between 70 and 76°F.
Can Zebra Babaulti survive in a wide range of water conditions?
Yes, they are hardy and can adapt to various conditions, though optimal results are achieved with water parameters close to those recommended.
Kevin Nolan –
Received my Zebra Babaulti shrimp and they are beautiful. They’ve been active in the tank for two weeks and have started to show signs of breeding. The water parameters I’ve kept are close to the recommended range, and they seem very healthy.
Jake Bond –
As a beginner, I was nervous about keeping shrimp, but these Zebra Babaulti are easy to care for. They don’t seem stressed and are active in the tank. I’ve maintained the temperature and pH within the suggested range and they’ve adapted well.
Joseph Wilkins –
The shrimp look exactly like the photos—natural zebra patterns. They’re not aggressive and coexist well with other shrimp. I’ve kept them in a 10-gallon tank with stable water conditions.