Green Diamond Shrimp – Vibrant Neocaridina for Your Aquarium Add a dazzling touch of green to your aquarium with Green Diamond Shrimp (Neocaridina davidi). Their vivid Dark green hue and gem-like shell make them a standout in any planted or nano tank. Hardy and beginner-friendly, they are perfect for aquascaping enthusiasts. Note: First image shows the actual colony these shrimp are sourced from, some are light green, some are dark green - as green shrimp are not a stable line. Key Features Brilliant Green Coloration – Stunning gem-like shell that stands out against dark substrates and lush plants. Easy to Care For – Great for beginners looking for low-maintenance freshwater shrimp. Natural Clean-Up Crew – Actively graze on algae, leftover food, and biofilm, helping keep your tank clean. Care Requirements Temperature: 20-26 °C (68-79 °F) pH: 6.5-7.5 (stable water preferred) GH: 4-10 dGH KH: Low-moderate; maintain stability to prevent molting issues TDS: 160-250 ppm Tank Size: Minimum 5 gallons; larger, well-planted tanks are more stable for breeding colonies Feeding & Tank Setup Provide plenty of hiding spaces with moss, driftwood, and leaf litter to help shrimplets survive and thrive. Use gentle filtration, such as sponge filter movements to avoid sucking up baby shrimp. Feed a varied diet of biofilm, algae, quality shrimp pellets, blanched vegetables, and occasional protein treats for strong coloration and healthy growth. Perfect for Aquascaping Green Diamond Shrimp bring movement, color contrast, and a living jewel effect to any freshwater tank. They thrive with peaceful community fish and are an excellent choice for planted aquariums or nano setups.in Note: Photo generated by AI, Actual Stock Photo will be available soon Pro Tip Use dark substrates and live plants like Java Moss or Anubias to make the shrimp’s vibrant green color pop even more. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Q1: Are Green Diamond Shrimp suitable for beginners?A: Yes! They are hardy, low-maintenance, and perfect for both beginner and experienced aquarists. Q2: What tank size is recommended?A: A minimum of 5 gallons is recommended. Larger, well-planted tanks provide more stability for breeding colonies. Q3: What water parameters do they prefer?A: Temperature: 20–26 °C (68–79 °F), pH: 6.5–7.5, GH: 4–10 dGH, KH: low to moderate, TDS: 160–250 ppm. Q4: What should I feed them?A: Feed a varied diet of biofilm, algae, high-quality shrimp pellets, blanched vegetables, and occasional protein treats. They also graze naturally on biofilm and algae in the tank. Q5: Can they breed in captivity?A: Yes, under stable water conditions, Green Diamond Shrimp breed readily. Females carry eggs under their tails, and juveniles resemble miniature adults. Q6: Are they safe with other fish?A: Yes, they are peaceful and can be kept with other small, non-aggressive community fish. Avoid housing them with large or aggressive species. Q7: How do I enhance their green coloration?A: Use dark substrates and live plants such as Java Moss, Anubias, or Cryptocoryne. Stable water parameters and a balanced diet also help maintain vibrant colors. Being High Grade and Green Diamonds- Not Jades, their color sometimes might appear like blue in certain substrate and Light condition. You might need to change a few things in the tank to reveal their actual green coloration. Second picture in the photos is their real colony. Q8: What filtration is best for them?A: Gentle filtration, like sponge filters, is ideal to prevent baby shrimp from being sucked in and to maintain a clean tank environment. Order your Green Diamond Shrimp today from Fishut Aqua and brighten your aquarium with these vibrant, beginner-friendly freshwater gems!
