Aquatic Arts Tank-Bred Green Babaulti Shrimp (Caridina cf. babaulti)
We’re excited to introduce our Aquatic Arts Tank-Bred Green Babaulti Shrimp, meticulously cultivated at our state-of-the-art facility in Indianapolis, Indiana. Over nearly two years of dedicated effort, we’ve perfected the breeding process to bring you these exceptional shrimp.
Average purchase size: 1/6 – 3/4 inch (0.4 – 1.9 cm)
The Green Babaulti Shrimp (Caridina cf. babaulti) is a captivating dwarf shrimp species that’s highly sought-after for its rarity in the United States. What sets ours apart is that they’re tank-bred, ensuring consistent coloration and reliability.
Also known as the Chameleon or Rainbow shrimp due to their vibrant, shifting color patterns, these shrimp thrive in well-maintained aquarium environments.
| Species | Caridina cf. babaulti |
|---|---|
| Breeding Method | Tank-bred |
| Average Size | 1/6 – 3/4 inch (0.4 – 1.9 cm) |
| Origin | Indy, Indiana |
FAQ
What makes Aquatic Arts Green Babaulti Shrimp different from others on the market?
These shrimp are tank-bred, which ensures consistent coloration and reliable growth patterns. Unlike wild-caught shrimp, they are raised in controlled conditions for optimal health and appearance.
What is the typical size of the shrimp when purchased?
The average purchase size ranges from 1/6 to 3/4 inch (0.4 to 1.9 cm).
Are these shrimp suitable for beginner aquarium keepers?
Yes, Green Babaulti Shrimp are well-suited for beginners due to their hardiness and low maintenance requirements when kept in a properly balanced aquarium.
Kylie Bond –
Received the shrimp in perfect condition. They are vibrant green with nice color shifts. The packaging was secure and the instructions were clear. I’ve kept them for two months and they’re active and healthy.
Stewart Peake –
The shrimp arrived quickly and looked exactly as described. I was worried about color consistency, but these are much more uniform than other sources. Great for a small tank setup.
Sam Morgan –
The shrimp are lively and colorful. I noticed some variation in size, but overall they are healthy and active. Would recommend to anyone looking for a rare and attractive shrimp species.