Neocaridina Shrimp

Sleek, gothic, and incredibly striking, the Black Rose Shrimp adds a touch of dramatic elegance to any aquascape. These shrimp possess an opaque, deep black coloration that looks stunning when placed over light-colored substrates or contrasted against vibrant green and red aquatic plants. Bred from the Chocolate lineage, the Black Rose is a stable, hardy variant that does well in standard Neocaridina parameters. While their care is identical to Cherry Shrimp, maintaining the intense black coloration requires a mature setup and a high-quality diet. They are active and fascinating to watch as their tiny white claws move rapidly against their jet-black bodies while they graze.

The Bloody Mary Shrimp is the pinnacle of red Neocaridina genetics. Unlike the Red Cherry or Painted Fire Red whose color resides entirely in their outer shell (exoskeleton), the Bloody Mary's intense crimson color is actually carried in their tissue/flesh. This gives them a distinct, mesmerizing, deep translucent ruby-red appearance that seems to glow from within. They also feature a shorter rostrum (nose) than typical cherry shrimp. While slightly more demanding regarding water stability than standard cherries, they are a spectacular addition for the intermediate hobbyist looking to upgrade their colony. Raised in pristine conditions, our Bloody Marys are guaranteed to be true-line with zero hybridization.

Blue Dream Shrimp offer a mesmerizing deep sapphire blue that commands attention in any aquascape. Bred from the same hardy Neocaridina lineage as the cherry shrimp, these striking invertebrates bring a cool, rare tone to the planted aquarium. Our home-bred Blue Dreams are robust, highly active, and fully adapted to typical Indian tap water parameters. Because of their vivid coloration, they stand out spectacularly against bright green plants and light-colored sands. Maintaining them is straightforward; provide them with stable water parameters, a sponge filter, and a biofilm-rich environment, and they will reward you by breeding readily and cleaning every crevice of your nano tank. A must-have for enthusiasts looking for premium color forms without complex care requirements.

Green Jade Shrimp are one of the most highly sought-after and rarest color forms in the Neocaridina family. They boast an incredible earthy, deep emerald to jade-green coloration that acts as incredible natural camouflage in a heavily planted tank. Breeding a stable line of Green Jades is notoriously difficult, which is why they command a premium price in the Indian market. Our lineage has been carefully culled for generations to ensure consistent, solid green offspring. They prefer well-established tanks with stable parameters. Due to their color, they look best on light-colored sands or when contrasted against red aquatic plants, as they can sometimes blend in too well with green mosses!

The Red Cherry Shrimp is the undisputed king of the nano aquarium hobby. Hardy, prolific, and stunningly vibrant against a green planted backdrop, these captive-bred Indian beauties are the perfect entry point for beginners. Our Cherry Shrimp have been selectively bred across multiple generations in local water conditions to ensure they thrive effortlessly in the standard Indian tap water setup. They are excellent scavengers that continuously graze on biofilm and soft algae, keeping your tank spotless. Whether you're setting up your very first nano tank or looking to add a pop of color to a peaceful community setup, the Cherry Shrimp offers unparalleled viewing pleasure with minimal maintenance. Their striking red coloration deepens as they mature, especially in well-planted tanks with dark substrate.

The Snowball Shrimp is a delightful and unique Neocaridina variant known for its pristine, translucent milky-white body and brilliant white eggs that genuinely resemble tiny snowballs! Originally bred in Germany, this line is incredibly prolific and hardy, making it a fantastic choice for beginners. Their ghostly appearance creates a beautiful contrast on dark substrates and makes it incredibly easy to observe their internal biology—you can watch the food digest in their tract and see the eggs develop! They are eager eaters and rapid breeders in standard tap water conditions. If you're looking for something completely different from the usual reds and blues, the Snowball is a perfect choice.

Brighten up your aquarium with the cheerful glow of the Yellow Sakura Shrimp! Sometimes called Yellow Fire Shrimp, these bright, sun-colored invertebrates add a spectacular contrast, especially when housed on dark soils or black diamond blasting sand. Cultivated right here in India, our Yellow Sakuras are just as hardy and easy to care for as their red cousins. Their solid yellow bodies often feature a striking neon-yellow dorsal stripe along the back as they mature, particularly in females. They are excellent grazers, constantly working their tiny claws to consume algae and decaying plant matter. These are ideal for aquarists looking for a unique, eye-catching cleanup crew that thrives in typical room-temperature nano tanks.

The Orange Sakura Shrimp, also known as the Pumpkin Shrimp, brings a warm, autumnal orange vibrance to the planted aquarium. This striking color morph of the common Neocaridina is relatively new but has quickly become a hobbyist favorite due to its intense, opaque orange coloration that resembles a tiny tangerine. Bred in local Indian waters, they possess the same legendary hardiness as other Neocaridina variants, making them extremely forgiving of minor water parameter fluctuations. They are diligent workers, spending their entire day grazing on surfaces, cleaning up leftover fish food, and consuming soft algae. Their bright coloration makes them exceptionally easy to spot, even in dense jungles of Java Moss or Monte Carlo.