Orange Neocaridina Shrimp Orange Neocaridina Cherry Shrimp are a popular and vibrant freshwater shrimp that really pop in planted aquariums due to their orange colouration. Colour can vary depending on the grade but regardless, these shrimp are extremely eye catching. Common Name: Orange Cherry Shrimp (also called Orange Neocaridina or Orange Sakura Shrimp) Scientific Name: Neocaridina davidi Colour Variant: Bright orange (a selectively bred colour morph of the common red cherry shrimp) Sometimes more of a dark yellow/orange depending on the grade Size: Adult size: ~1–1.5 inches (2.5–3.8 cm) Lifespan: Around 1–2 years+ with proper care Water Parameters: Shrimp are sensitive to water quality and must only be added to cycled tanks to ensure survival. Temperature: 18–26°C / 65–78°F pH: 6.5–8.0 GH: 4–8 KH: 3–15 (optimal 2 - 4) TDS: 150–250 ppm Tank Size: Minimum 20 litres, though larger is better for stability and colony growth Behavior and Temperament: Peaceful, non-aggressive Active scavengers Do well in groups Can coexist with small, non-aggressive tankmates Diet: Omnivorous: algae, biofilm, blanched vegetables, shrimp-specific pellets, and occasional protein sources We feed all of our shrimp in store the Shrimp Pro foods range, all of the shrimp we sell are also fed this and happily take it. Breeding: Easy to breed in freshwater Females carry eggs (berried) for ~3–4 weeks Hatch as miniature versions of adults (no larval stage) Aquascaping & Environment: Thrive in planted tanks with mosses and hiding spots Beneficial to ecosystems as natural cleaners, feeding on detritus and algae Multi-buy options: 5 for £19 10 for £38 15 for £57 Delivery & Customer Responsibility Please read before ordering. 1. Suitable Tank ConditionsIt is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure that their aquarium is fully cycled and that water parameters are suitable for the species purchased before placing an order. We cannot accept liability for losses resulting from unsuitable tank conditions, incorrect water parameters, or improper acclimation. Shrimp are sensitive invertebrates and require stable, appropriate environments to thrive. 2. Dispatch & Delivery ScheduleAll shrimp and snails are dispatched on Mondays only for Tuesday delivery (pre-1pm service) to minimise time in transit. Please ensure someone is available to receive the delivery. Prompt acceptance of live animals significantly improves survival rates and reduces stress. We cannot accept responsibility for delays, missed deliveries, or losses where no one is available to receive the parcel on the scheduled delivery day. Orders placed after 11am on a Monday will be dispatched the following Monday. 3. Tracking InformationTracking numbers are not issued automatically. If required, tracking details can be requested by phone or email after 1pm on Monday, once shipments have been processed and collected. 4. Dead on Arrival (DOA) PolicyIn the rare event of a shrimp or snail arriving deceased, this must be reported within 24 hours of delivery. Clear photographic evidence must be provided showing the deceased livestock inside the original, unopened bag. This is required for us to assess and process any claim. Reports made after 24 hours, or without photographic proof in the unopened bag, cannot be considered. ATTENTION We only deliver on a Tuesday, order by Monday 11am Please research before you buy live stock! Watch our Video on Neocaridina Shrimp Care
