Red Galaxy Pinto Shrimp
These Galaxy Shrimps are awesome looking and have great genetics. They are personally bred by us here in the USA. A Galaxy shrimp is classified by the spots on their cheeks which look like the stars in the galaxy. They are graded by the number of spots on their cheeks.
Tank Water Parameters
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| PH | 6.5 – 6.8 |
| GH | 4-6 |
| KH | 0-1 |
| TDS | 90-110 |
| Temperature | 70 – 78F |
| Active Substrate | Fluval Shrimp Stratum, Brightwell, SLaqua Substrate |
The shrimp will be juveniles around 1/4″ in size when received.
FAQ
What does the spot pattern on the cheeks indicate?
The spot pattern on the cheeks determines the classification of the Galaxy shrimp, with more spots indicating a higher grade. The spots resemble stars in a galaxy and are a key feature for identification.
Are these shrimp suitable for beginner aquariums?
Yes, these shrimp are well-suited for beginner aquarists due to their hardy nature and specific water parameter requirements, which are easy to maintain.
What substrate is recommended for best results?
Fluval Shrimp Stratum, Brightwell, or SLaqua Substrate is recommended to support the shrimp’s health and activity.
Nicola Graham –
Received the shrimp in good condition. They are active and colorful, with clear spot patterns on their cheeks. The water parameters match what was listed, and they seem to adapt well to the tank setup.
Neil Murray –
The shrimp look beautiful and are very lively. I followed the water parameter guidelines exactly and they’ve been thriving. The size is as described, around 1/4 inch.
Harry Quinn –
Great product. The shrimp are vibrant and show distinct spot patterns. I’ve kept them in a 10-gallon tank with the recommended substrate and temperature. They’re active and don’t seem stressed.