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Black Pinto Galaxy Shrimp – Live Fish for Aquarium

(3 customer reviews)

Original price was: $9.99.Current price is: $4.55.

Live black pinto galaxy shrimp ideal for colorful freshwater aquariums.

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Black Pinto Galaxy Shrimp

The Black Pinto Galaxy Shrimp is a vibrant and hardy species ideal for freshwater aquariums. Known for their striking black and silver coloration with subtle galaxy-like patterns, these shrimp are visually appealing and active in tank environments.

They thrive in clean, well-maintained tanks with moderate water parameters. These shrimp are omnivorous and feed on algae, detritus, and small organic matter, helping to maintain tank cleanliness.

Key Features

  • Color: Black body with silver and iridescent patterns
  • Size: Approximately 1.5 to 2.0 cm
  • Lifespan: Up to 2 years with proper care
  • Compatibility: Works well with most community fish and invertebrates
  • Water Temperature: 20–26°C
  • Water pH: 6.5–7.5
Parameter Value
Size 1.5–2.0 cm
Lifespan Up to 2 years
Water Temperature 20–26°C
Water pH 6.5–7.5
Feeding Omnivorous (algae, detritus)

FAQ

Are Black Pinto Galaxy Shrimp suitable for beginners?

Yes, these shrimp are relatively easy to care for and adapt well to stable aquarium conditions, making them a good choice for novice aquarists.

Do they require special filtration?

No, they do not require special filtration. A standard filter with good water circulation is sufficient.

Can they coexist with other shrimp species?

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3 reviews for Black Pinto Galaxy Shrimp – Live Fish for Aquarium

  1. Jane Alsop –

    The shrimp arrived quickly and looked healthy. They have been active in my 20-gallon tank for two months and are helping clean the substrate. The coloration is beautiful and they seem to be getting along well with my betta.

  2. Ruth Grant –

    I added them to my community tank with snails and small fish. They don’t seem to compete for food and are active during the day. I’ve noticed less algae buildup since introducing them.

  3. Kylie Paterson –

    Great addition to my aquarium. The black and silver patterns are very eye-catching. They’re peaceful and don’t stress other fish. Easy to maintain and feed.

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