Fire Red Neocaridina Shrimp dicrossus slow-growing plant that adapts well

slow-growing plant that adapts well to both high-tech and low-tech setups

the low carbonate hardness (KH) enables you to influence the pH very easily

There are only eight records of collection of the species and it is only registered in five threat-based locations in the Orinoco-Ventuari confluence

- 10x Baby IAL leaves(Or Dadap when OOS

is remineralised with Sulawesi Mineral 7

Fire Red Neocaridina Shrimp dicrossus slow-growing plant that adapts wellScientific name: Neocaridina Davidii var. 'Fire Red' Common name: Fire Red Shrimp Difficulty level: Easy Origin: Taiwan Cherry Shrimp Requirements: As with all dwarf shrimp, a large aquarium is not needed to keep them and a setup of at least 20L should be more than enough to sustain a colony. Some aquarists choose to keep them in even smaller tanks, but these will be a lot more difficult to keep stable and are less suitable for beginners. All