Sunkist Orange Dwarf Shrimp exhibit a striking and vivid orange hue.These shrimp bring a burst of vibrant color to your tank, creating a visually stunning and captivating aquatic environment.
These little guys are wonderful in the planted aquarium and will readily breed when ample food and shelter are available. They love to pick at algae
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Purchased 10+ sunkist orange shrimp, plants, and fish
I bought sunkist orange shrimp 10+. Most of them lived even when I knock them onto a tile floor when I was acclimating them to my tank water. I have had them long enough for my first offspring to reproduce, about 6 months. There is not a single shrimp off spring that looks like the parents. They are mostly clear. Some are faint orange with a clear stripe in the middle. It seems I always have a female with eggs and new shrimps. They are multiplying quickly, but I am super bummed about the washed out color. I thought the babies would look like the parents. Now I want to invest in a better quality breed stock. I bought a variety of plants. They all arrived in good condition and most have lived. I bought other fish kuhli loaches, hillstream loaches, panda cories, and green cobra endlers and most of them have done really well too. I ordered a 6 fry pack of endlers and received 7, but only 1 was a female and they have not reproduced. I did have a cory panda die in transport, but I was so happy with my order that I didn't bother with the hassle of getting a new one. On the 1 cent deal, I got a sword plant I really enjoy that has grown like crazy and multiplied. Prices are great and survival was very high.
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O · May 22, 2025
They all arrived vibrant and healthy. Even with the shipping delay due to weather. My little guys are thriving and one is expecting 🧡🧡🧡
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Lanie · February 20, 2025
Neocaridina shrimp
One month later and all are thriving, anxiously awaiting the females to berry up.