Ruby Red Bee Shrimp – Two Stripe

1.5″ | TDS 90-130

PH 6.2-6.8 | KH 0-1

Categories: All Products, Caridina Shrimp, Invertebrates

Description

Caridina Cantonensis

Characteristics:

Max Size: 1.5″

Care Level: Expert

Behavior: Peaceful

Diet: Omnivore

Water Movement: Slow Moving

Parameters

Temperature: 68 – 72

PH: 6.2 – 6.8

dGH: 3 – 6

dKH: 0 – 1

TDS: 90 – 130

Tank Size: 10 gal

Tank Mates

Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There’s always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Some recommend Caridina to be in species only tanks. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish.

Notes

Stability is key. Caridina shrimp are very sensitive to water changes prefer softer and acid waters. Keep cooler water temperatures and avoid heavy c02 injection. Minimize changes.

Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections.

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Description	1.5" \| TDS 90-130 PH 6.2-6.8 \| KH 0-1	1.5" \| TDS 120-160 PH 6.2-6.9 \| KH 0-2	1.5" \| TDS 90-130 PH 6.2-6.8 \| KH 0-1	1.5" \| TDS 150-220 PH 7-7.6 \| KH 2-8	1.5" \| TDS 120-150 PH 6-6.8 \| KH 0-2	1.5" \| TDS 90-130 PH 6.2-6.8 \| KH 0-1
Content	Caridina Cantonensis Characteristics: Max Size: 1.5″ Care Level: Expert Behavior: Peaceful Diet: Omnivore Water Movement: Slow Moving Parameters Temperature: 68 - 72 PH: 6.2 - 6.8 dGH: 3 - 6 dKH: 0 - 1 TDS: 90 - 130 Tank Size: 10 gal Tank Mates Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There's always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Some recommend Caridina to be in species only tanks. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish. Notes Stability is key. Caridina shrimp are very sensitive to water changes prefer softer and acid waters. Keep cooler water temperatures and avoid heavy c02 injection. Minimize changes. Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections.	Caridina Cantonensis Characteristics: Max Size: 1.5″ Care Level: Expert Behavior: Peaceful Diet: Omnivore Water Movement: Slow Moving Parameters Temperature: 68 - 74 PH: 6.2 - 6.9 dGH: 4 - 6 dKH: 0 - 2 TDS: 120-160 Tank Size: 10 gal Tank Mates Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There's always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Some recommend Caridina to be in species only tanks. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish. Notes Stability is key. Caridina shrimp are very sensitive to water changes prefer softer and acid waters. Keep cooler water temperatures and avoid heavy c02 injection. Minimize changes. Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections.	Caridina Cantonensis Characteristics: Max Size: 1.5″ Care Level: Expert Behavior: Peaceful Diet: Omnivore Water Movement: Slow Moving Parameters Temperature: 68 - 72 PH: 6.2 - 6.8 dGH: 3 - 6 dKH: 0 - 1 TDS: 90 - 130 Tank Size: 10 gal Tank Mates Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There's always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Some recommend Caridina to be in species only tanks. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish. Notes Stability is key. Caridina shrimp are very sensitive to water changes prefer softer and acid waters. Keep cooler water temperatures and avoid heavy c02 injection. Minimize changes. Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections.	Neocaridina davidi Characteristics: Max Size: 1.5″ Care Level: Easy Behavior: Peaceful Diet: Omnivore Water Movement: Slow Moving Parameters Temperature: 68 - 74 PH: 7 - 7.6 dGH: 6 - 12 dKH: 2 - 8 TDS: 150-220 Tank Size: 10 gal Tank Mates Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There's always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish. Care Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Unlike Caridina shrimp, Neocaridina are hardy and very easy to keep. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections. Avoid heavy c02 injection. See this blog article for general Cherry Shrimp breeding and mixing colors	Caridina Cantonensis Characteristics: Max Size: 1.5″ Care Level: Expert Behavior: Peaceful Diet: Omnivore Water Movement: Slow Moving Parameters Temperature: 68 - 72 PH: 6 - 6.8 dGH: 4 - 6 dKH: 0 - 2 TDS: 120 - 150 Tank Size: 10 gal Tank Mates Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There's always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Some recommend Caridina to be in species only tanks. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish. Notes Stability is key. Caridina shrimp are very sensitive to water changes prefer softer and acid waters. Keep cooler water temperatures and avoid heavy c02 injection. Minimize changes. Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections.	Caridina Cantonensis Characteristics: Max Size: 1.5″ Care Level: Expert Behavior: Peaceful Diet: Omnivore Water Movement: Slow Moving Parameters Temperature: 68 - 72 PH: 6.2 - 6.8 dGH: 3 - 6 dKH: 0 - 1 TDS: 90 - 130 Tank Size: 10 gal Tank Mates Tetras, Danios, Kuhli Loaches, Corydoras, Otocinclus and other small nano fish. There's always a risk that baby shrimp can get eaten. Some recommend Caridina to be in species only tanks. Avoid aggressive or large mouth fish. Notes Stability is key. Caridina shrimp are very sensitive to water changes prefer softer and acid waters. Keep cooler water temperatures and avoid heavy c02 injection. Minimize changes. Provide a variety of hiding places. Shrimp will molt and prefer places to hide while their new body is tender. Keep the molted shells in the tank as other shrimp will feed off it as a good source of calcium. Always remove dead shrimp to minimize bacteria and infections.
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