Red cherry shrimp are a popular and attractive strain of the Neocaridina genus, but their molting behavior sometimes puzzles both novice and seasoned shrimp keepers. Dead cherry shrimp sometimes resemble molting shrimp, so it can be challenging to tell the difference. Fortunately, there are ways to keep the colony healthy and prolong the lifespan of …
If you’ve considered setting up a shrimp tank, you’ve probably thought about keeping cherry, dream blue, or yellow shrimp. These species come in eye-catching colors and belong to the Neocaridina genus, a type of small freshwater shrimp. Those interested in shrimp keeping might be wondering whether mixing Neocaridina shrimp is a good idea. Unfortunately, keeping …
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Cherry shrimp are among the most straightforward varieties to keep, as they’re a hardy species that don’t demand too much investment. As long as you give them a stable environment, these creatures can thrive and reproduce without much prompting. On this topic, many breeders want to know – how often do cherry shrimp breed? If …
Keeping shrimp and other aquatic life in a tank can be fulfilling, but some people wish to take it further. It’s possible to earn a side income by breeding them, especially species in high demand. For example, breeding cherry shrimp for profit is a worthy investment that won’t set you back too much. Cherry shrimp …
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Keeping shrimp as pets is a popular pastime for many people, but there’s a science to a successful shrimp breeding process. Many factors play a role in shrimp reproducing successfully, so several problems can result in shrimp not breeding such as water salinity, food issues, and among others. If you’re looking into breeding your shrimp, …
As a shrimp breeder and keeper, you have the option to sell your shrimp and make a profit. You don’t need a pet store or a huge business to sell shrimp. A simple home-based setup is enough. If your shrimp are well-kept, you can sell them on Amazon, eBay, Facebook Marketplace, and even your local …
Molting is a natural phenomenon that occurs when the shrimp outgrows its exoskeleton. A new shell is formed once a shrimp wriggles out of its old one. So, if your shrimp is molting, it’s growing. Molting is also necessary for breeding, which is very important for shrimp keepers. So, is shrimp molting a good sign? …
Every experienced shrimp keeper knows that shrimp that aren’t molting can be a serious problem. There could be several reasons your shrimp aren’t molting, such as varying water parameters, changing the tank water too often, and poor diet. If your shrimp aren’t kept in optimal conditions, this could lead to the “white ring of death,” …
Your shrimp should have a natural, balanced diet to stay healthy. Since shrimp are omnivores, they can eat various foods, from algae and plant-based supplements to meat and even dead shrimp. However, when it comes to vegetables, blanched vegetables are best. They’re a great way to give your shrimp the nutrients and vitamins they need …
Even though shrimp are generally easy to take care of, there are certain things you should do as a tank owner to make sure they thrive. Equipping the tank with a filter is one of them. Most freshwater shrimp species need an optimal filtration system to survive. Therefore, getting a high-quality tank filter for your …
