Neocaridina dwarf shrimps - Red Fire Cherry Shrimp
Appearance of the Red Fire Cherry Shrimp
This Neocaridina shrimp, known as the Red Fire Cherry shrimp, fascinates with its bright red coloration that will brighten up any aquarium. These shrimp are characterized by their vibrant and varied colors, which are enhanced by their clear, translucent shell. Their striking appearance makes them a favorite among aquarium enthusiasts.
Breeding the red fire cherry shrimp
Red Fire cherry shrimp are ideal for breeders of all experience levels, especially beginners. They require stable water conditions and a constant water temperature, but are otherwise quite undemanding. Their breeding is facilitated by easy sex differentiation and their adaptability to different environments.
Socialization of the red fire cherry shrimp
These shrimps are excellent candidates for a community aquarium due to their peaceful nature. They get along well with other peaceful small aquarium inhabitants. However, it is important not to socialize them with large or aggressive fish, as they could otherwise be endangered.
Food for the red fire cherry shrimp prawn
The red fire cherry shrimp is undemanding in its diet and eats a variety of foods, which makes it particularly suitable for beginners. It prefers special shrimp foods, plant foods and algae. A balanced diet is important for their health and the intensity of their colors.
Tank design for the red fire cherry shrimp
An aquarium for red fire cherry shrimp should offer plenty of hiding places to create a natural environment. Plants, roots and special hiding places are ideal. A fine substrate and careful monitoring of the water quality are essential for their health and well-being.
Profile:
| lat. name: | Neocaridina sp. |
| German. Name: | Red Fire Cherry Shrimp |
| Appearance: | red-transparent body |
| Size: | up to 3 cm |
| Age: | up to 2 years |
| Behavior: | very peaceful, can be socialized with peaceful fish (if the water values match) |
| Reproduction: | Females release up to 40 independent young in intervals of four to six weeks. |
| Diet: | Mainly plant-based, occasionally protein food |
| Difficulty | Suitable for beginners |
Requirements & water values:
| min. Aquarium requirements | We recommend a tank of at least 20 L |
| Suitable substrate | shrimp gravel |
| temperature | 15 - 28 °C |
| pH value | 6.5 - 8.5 mol/l |
| Total hardness (GH) | 3 - 20 ° dGh |
| Carbonate hardness (KH) | 3 - 14 ° dGh |
| Conductance for osmosis water | approx. 300 +/- 50 µS |
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SKU:
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1768 |
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Category:
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Neocaridina |
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Manufacturers:
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Ebitengu |