Tiger Shrimp for Sale
Tiger Shrimp are one of those shrimp that really stand out in a tank! Their striped tiger pattern gives them a super cool look, and they’re always out grazing, exploring, and doing shrimp things. They’re a fun pick for hobbyists who want something a little more unique than your average shrimp. Like most Caridina, they do best in a stable, well established tank and are a great option for keepers ready to take on caridina
We usually sell these shrimp at around half an inch in size. Smaller shrimp tend to acclimate more easily to new tanks and will typically reach breeding age within about a month of receiving them.
Tank Parameters
| Parameter | Range |
|---|---|
| pH | 7.0-7.6 |
| GH | 7-15 |
FAQ
What is the typical size of tiger shrimp when purchased?
Tiger shrimp are usually sold at around half an inch in size.
How long does it take for tiger shrimp to reach breeding age?
Smaller shrimp typically reach breeding age within about a month of receiving them.
What water parameters do tiger shrimp prefer?
They prefer a pH between 7.0 and 7.6, and a general hardness (GH) between 7 and 15.
Piers Hart –
The tiger shrimp are striking and active in the tank. They seem to enjoy exploring and don’t seem stressed. I’ve kept them for three months and they’re still healthy and active. The size when received was about half an inch, which matches the description.
Carl Buckland –
They look great and add a lot of visual interest. I noticed they’re more active than other shrimp species. The tank setup was stable, and they adapted well within a week. A fun addition to my aquarium.
Rachel Mackay –
I bought these for a new tank setup and they’ve been thriving. The striped pattern is very noticeable and they seem to be doing well in the pH and GH range. I’m happy with the purchase.