Aquatic Arts Wild Form Neocaridina Shrimp
We are extremely proud to offer our very own Aquatic Arts Bred line of Wild Form Neocaridina Shrimp!
At Aquatic Arts, we are proud to present our exclusive collection of Wild Form Neocaridina Shrimp, meticulously bred within our own facilities. These exquisite shrimp, scientifically identified as Neocaridina davidi, embody the natural allure and charisma reminiscent of their wild counterparts. Also offering a variety of natural colors that could possibly produce different color variants. Our shrimp exhibit enhanced resilience, facilitating smoother acclimatization to your aquarium environment. With a single shipping journey from our grow-out tanks to yours, they experience minimal stress, ensuring a higher likelihood of survival upon arrival.
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Species | Neocaridina davidi |
| Origin | Bred in-house at Aquatic Arts |
| Color Variants | Natural color variations available |
| Resilience | Enhanced adaptability to aquarium conditions |
| Shipping | Direct from grow-out tanks to customer |
FAQ
What makes Aquatic Arts Wild Form Neocaridina Shrimp different from other shrimp?
These shrimp are bred in-house at Aquatic Arts, resulting in enhanced resilience and better adaptation to aquarium environments. They retain natural color variations and are acclimated with minimal stress during shipping.
Are the shrimp suitable for beginner aquarium keepers?
Yes, the enhanced resilience of these shrimp makes them well-suited for beginners, as they adjust more easily to new tank conditions.
Do the shrimp come in different colors?
Yes, the shrimp offer a variety of natural color variants, though specific color patterns may vary.
Gordon Knox –
Received the shrimp quickly and they were healthy upon arrival. The colors are vibrant and they seem active in the tank. Easy to care for and have been thriving in my community tank for over two weeks.
Fiona Nash –
The shrimp arrived in good condition and have been active since setup. They don’t seem stressed and are interacting well with other tank inhabitants. A pleasant addition to my aquarium.
Joseph Parr –
Highly satisfied with the quality and variety of colors. The shrimp are lively and have adapted well to the tank environment. Bred in-house seems to make a noticeable difference in their health.