Red Bee Shrimp - Caridina logemanni

Caridina dwarf shrimp - Red Bee shrimp

Appearance of the Red Bee shrimp

This Caridina shrimp, known as the Red Bee shrimp, stands out with its bright red and white coloration, which is particularly striking in aquariums. These shrimp species are known for their varied and intense colors, which stand out beautifully against the translucent body. They are a visual highlight and attract attention in any aquarium.

Breeding the red bee shrimp

Breeding the Red Bee shrimp requires a little more experience and care than with Neocaridina species. Caridina shrimps require very specific water parameters and a stable environment. Breeding them can be a challenge, but with patience and attention to detail it can be successful. Differentiating the sexes is essential for experienced breeders.

Socialization of the red bee shrimp

Caridina shrimps are peaceful, but due to their specific needs they should be socialized carefully with other species. They are best suited to specialized shrimp aquariums or in combination with other small, calm species that prefer similar water conditions.

Food for the red bee shrimp

The diet of the red bee shrimp is somewhat more demanding than that of other shrimp species. They require a balanced and varied diet that includes shrimp foods, plant foods and proteins. A correctly composed diet is crucial for their health and maintaining their vibrant colors.

Tank design for the Red Bee shrimp

An aquarium for the red bee shrimp should be carefully designed to create optimal conditions. Hiding places and natural elements such as plants and roots are important. A specially matched substrate and regular monitoring of the water parameters are essential to meet the more demanding needs of Caridina shrimps.