Red Sakura Shrimp

Common Name: Cherry Shrimp, Red Cherry Shrimp, Red Sakura
Scientific Name: Neocaridina davidi
Genus: Neocaridina
Wild Origin: Taiwan
Adult Size: 4cm

Red Sakura Shrimp is a higher grade of the ubiquitous Cherry Shrimp seen in many planted tanks all over the world.

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Shipping Method: All livestock is shipped overnight to minimize travel time and stress on the animals.

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Product details

Red Sakura Shrimp strain is developed through selective breeding and commitment to rigorous culling to consistently produce specimens with opaque, deep red bodies.

Red Sakura Shrimp is perhaps the most popular dwarf shrimp species available in the aquarium hobby due to its eye-catching red color. A member of the Neocaridina genus, they are a fantastic choice for new shrimp keepers due to their tolerance of a wide range of water parameters, as well as their widespread availability and low price point.

Red Sakura Shrimp makes for a striking and dynamic addition to a planted aquarium, with its deep red hue popping against a backdrop of dark substrate or a dense carpet of dwarf hairgrass. Red Sakura Shrimp varieties are offered in different grades, ranging from opaque, full-coverage specimens to clear-bodied shrimp with patchy red coloration. Their associated price point is a reflection of their desirability in the market.

Recommended Water Parameters

Listed information should be treated as general guidelines only. We encourage you to do thorough research before committing to keeping any livestock.

Parameter Recommended
Temperature 68-78°F (20-26°C)
pH 6.5-7.5
GH (General Hardness) 6-8 dGH
KH (Carbonate Hardness) 3-6 dKH
TDS (Total Dissolved Solids) 150-200 ppm

This table provides the general guidelines for keeping Red Sakura Shrimp healthy and thriving in a home aquarium. These shrimp are known for their adaptability, making them a great choice for both beginners and experienced aquarists.

Recommended Tank Size

20+ litres, minimum. Tank size is relative and various factors should be considered when determining tank size. Factors include maintenance schedules, tank mates, desired colony size and more.

We Recommend:

We recommend feeding your shrimp a varied diet to ensure they receive all the nutrients they need for optimal health and vitality. A mix of high-quality foods will help support their growth, vibrant colours, and overall well-being. These carefully selected options provide a well-balanced nutritional profile, ensuring that your shrimp receive the essential nutrients they need for optimal growth, vibrant colours, and overall health.

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