Green Babaulti shrimp, scientifically named Caridina cf. babaulti, are a diverse and generally hardy group of dwarf shrimp originating from India and other parts of Asia. They are known for their green or zebra-striped variants, are peaceful, and require a 5-gallon or larger tank with parameters generally similar to Neocaridina shrimp. Their care is considered easier than many other Caridina species. Care and tank requirements Tank size: A 5-gallon tank is the minimum, but a 10-gallon tank is recommended for a colony. Temperature: Keep the water between 68β72FpH: Maintain a pH level between 6.5 and 7.5. Water hardness: TDS 160-200 πΎπ») of 3-8. Diet: They are omnivores and scavengers that thrive on algae and biofilm in a well-established aquarium. Supplement with high-quality shrimp food if necessary. Tank setup: Include decorations like Java moss and Malaysian driftwood. An inert substrate is recommended. Characteristics Size: They grow to be about 1 to 1.4 inches long. Color: While the most common varieties are green or zebra-striped, they can also be other colors. They may also be able to change their color to blend in with their surroundings. Compatibility: They are completely peaceful and can coexist with other shrimp and small, non-aggressive fish