

Cull Neocaridina Shrimp – Vibrant Freshwater Aquarium Pack (20 + 10 FREE)
Celebrate this Easter with a vibrant addition to your freshwater aquarium! Our Cull Neocaridina Shrimp are perfect for Australian hobbyists, offering a stunning mix of colors and patterns. Ideal for aquarists seeking diversity without the premium price tag, these shrimp bring life and movement to any tank. Though these culls do not meet strict breeding standards, they are healthy, active, and full of personality, making them a fantastic addition to community tanks across Australia. As a special Easter treat, receive 10 extra shrimp FREE with every 20-pack purchased—totaling 30 lively shrimp to enhance your aquarium ecosystem.
Species: Neocaridina davidi
Quantity: 20-pack + 10 FREE (Easter Special)
Color Variations: Assorted reds, blues, yellows, greens, and wild types for a vibrant and lively aquarium display.
Size: Approximately 1–1.5 cm (0.4–0.6 inches)
Lifespan: 1–2 years under optimal Australian freshwater tank conditions.
Diet: Omnivorous; thrives on algae, biofilm, and premium shrimp pellets and wafers.
Water Parameters:
Temperature: 18–24°C (64–75°F)
pH Level: 6.5–8.0
Hardness: 4–8 dGH
Budget-Friendly: Enjoy beautiful Neocaridina shrimp without paying premium prices.
Colorful Diversity: Assorted reds, blues, yellows, greens, and wild types bring vibrancy and visual interest to your aquarium.
Natural Algae Control: These shrimps help maintain a clean and balanced tank.
Beginner-Friendly: Hardy and low-maintenance, ideal for novice aquarists.
Breeding Potential: Start a healthy colony for hobbyists interested in selective breeding.
Minimum Tank Size: 20 liters
Substrate: Fine gravel or sand protects delicate shrimp appendages and supports plant growth.
Plants & Decor: Incorporate live plants, mosses, and hiding spots to mimic natural habitats and provide safe areas for shrimp.
Filtration: Gentle filtration prevents shrimp from being drawn into intakes and maintains water quality.
Lighting: Compatible Tank Mates
Cull Neocaridina Shrimp are peaceful and thrive in community tanks with non-aggressive species such as:
Nerite Snails.
Avoid housing with large or predatory fish that may prey on shrimp.
Staple Diet: High-quality shrimp pellets or wafers.
Supplementary Foods: Blanched vegetables (e.g., zucchini, spinach) and occasional protein sources like bloodworms.
Feeding Frequency: Once daily; remove uneaten food to maintain water quality.
Regular Maintenance: Perform weekly water changes of 10–20% to maintain optimal water conditions.
Acclimation: Use the drip acclimation method to introduce shrimp to new environments gradually.
Monitoring: Regularly check for signs of stress or disease, such as lethargy or discoloration.
Breeding Considerations: Provide ample hiding spots for baby shrimp (shrimplets) to increase survival rates.
What does "cull" mean in shrimp breeding?
“Cull” refers to shrimp that do not meet strict breeding color or pattern standards. They are healthy, active, and full of personality.
Will these shrimp breed in my tank?
Yes, Neocaridina shrimp are prolific breeders under optimal conditions.
Can I choose specific colors in the pack?
The packs are assorted and colors are randomly selected, offering a surprise mix of hues.
Are these shrimp suitable for beginners?
Absolutely! Their hardy nature and low maintenance make them ideal for novice aquarists.
Order your Cull Neocaridina Shrimp online in Australia today! Take advantage of the Easter Special: Buy 20, get 10 FREE and add vibrant, active, and colorful shrimp to your freshwater aquarium.
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