Sulawesi shrimp from Taiwan
The Sulawesi shrimp from Taiwan is a unique and fascinating addition to any freshwater aquarium, especially aquariums that are already home to Neocaridina shrimp. Originally from the vibrant rivers of Sulawesi, these shrimps are now carefully bred in Neocaridina ponds in Taiwan, demonstrating their hardiness and adaptability to different environmental conditions.
A special feature of Sulawesi shrimp is their ability to thrive in neutral pH waters, making them a perfect choice for aquarists looking for easy to care for, yet exceptional shrimp. These shrimp not only bring a fascinating biodiversity to your aquarium, but also promote a healthy ecosystem through their algae-eating properties.
At Rendo Shrimp, we place great importance on the quality and welfare of our shrimp. Each Sulawesi shrimp undergoes a careful selection process to ensure that it enters your aquarium healthy and vibrant. Our commitment to the aquarium community and our pursuit of excellence ensures that you receive not just an animal, but a new friend for your aquarium.
Integrate the Sulawesi shrimp from Taiwan into your aquarium and experience harmonious coexistence with your Neocaridina shrimp. These shrimps are not only eye-catching, but also help to promote a balanced and near-natural habitat. Discover the beauty and diversity of aquaristics with Rendo Shrimp.
Profile:
| lat. Name: | Caridina sp. |
| German. Name: | White Zebra Sulawesi shrimp |
| Appearance: | white-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 | 24 - 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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