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Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp – Unique Fish Decor for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $8.99.Current price is: $4.52.

Stylish and realistic shrimp decor that enhances your aquarium’s natural look.

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Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp

The Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp is a unique and visually striking freshwater shrimp species bred by MoonlightAquatics. Known for its distinctive black and white coloration, this shrimp is ideal for aquarium enthusiasts seeking both beauty and activity in their tanks.

Key Features

  • Coloration: Black and white with a soft, elegant pattern
  • Size: Approximately 1.5 cm (0.6 inches) when mature
  • Temperament: Peaceful and social, compatible with most community aquariums
  • Water Conditions: Best in soft, slightly acidic water with a pH between 6.0 and 7.0
  • Feeding: Omnivorous; accepts flake, algae wafers, and small frozen foods

Specifications

Parameter Value
Species Cardina Shrimp (Shadow Panda)
Size 1.5 cm
Color Pattern Black and white
Water pH 6.0 – 7.0
Temperature 20–26°C

FAQ

What is the ideal water temperature for Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp?

The ideal water temperature for Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp is between 20–26°C.

Are these shrimp compatible with other aquarium inhabitants?

Yes, Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp are peaceful and can coexist with most community fish and invertebrates.

How long does it take for these shrimp to reach maturity?

Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp typically reach maturity in about 3 to 4 months under proper care.

3 reviews for Shadow Panda Cardina Shrimp – Unique Fish Decor for Aquarium

  1. James Black –

    The shrimp are very active and add a lot of visual interest to my 20-gallon tank. They seem to be healthy and stay calm around my fish. I’ve kept them for three months and they’ve grown steadily.

  2. Liam Burgess –

    Beautiful shrimp with a unique appearance. They eat algae and small food bits, which helps keep the tank clean. A bit shy at first, but they settled in well after a week.

  3. Sophie Berry –

    I love the contrast of their black and white coloring. They’re easy to care for and don’t seem to compete with other tank inhabitants. Great addition to a community tank.

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