Species Overview Common Name: Caridina Culls, Mixed Caridina CullsScientific Name: CaridinaGenus: CaridinaWild Origin: AsiaAdult Size: 1.25in **Note: All livestock orders will come carefully packaged with solid wall Styrofoam insulation and shipped via 1-day shipping only. No extra insulation needs to be added to your cart for your livestock. Mixed Caridina Culls are a great choice for hobbyists interested in a mix of different shrimp varieties, colors, and patterns. Caridina Culls are primarily male. These shrimp are non-aggressive and suitable for community tanks that contain peaceful livestock and shrimp-only tanks. These freshwater shrimp adapt quickly and spend most of their time eating algae and biofilm off plants, aquarium glass, substrate, and hardscape. Caridina Culls will tolerate a wider range of water parameters, but drastic or sudden changes should be avoided to keep them healthy and happy. Like most freshwater shrimp, a standard of 70°-75° F and softer water will work just fine. Key Features & Important Notes Tank-raised specimen Shrimp are excellent scavengers and will happily feed on biofilm, decaying plant matter, and algae To increase survival rates, please allow 2-3 business days after placing an order to properly prepare live animal shipments Recommended Water Parameters Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. We encourage you to do thorough research before committing to keeping any livestock. Temperature Range: 70 – 75°F TDS: 120-140 ppm GH: 4-5 dGH KH: 0-1 dKH Recommended Tank Size 5+ gallons, minimum. Tank size is relative, and various factors should be considered when determining tank size. Factors include maintenance schedules, tank mates, desired colony size, and more. Diet Omnivorous. Shrimp are natural scavengers that constantly consume detritus, diatoms, and organic waste. Supplement their diet with high-quality vegetable-based shrimp pellets, spirulina wafers, and blanched vegetables. Adding textured hardscape like lava rock to your shrimp aquarium is highly recommended to maximize the surface area available for beneficial biofilm growth. Breeding Caridina Culls consist primarily of males.
