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A Little About Our Livestock And Services!
USA Bred
We make it a priority to breed fish when we can and buy from local breeders some of our fish and many of our shrimp are bred by us personally.
100% Live Arrival Guaranteed!
We offer a 100% live arrival guarantee on all of our fish plants and shrimp. You simply email us a photo within 3 hours of delivery, and we take care of the rest!
Ethically Sourced
We source many of our fish from the highest quality fish farms and wholesalers almost all of our fish are tank-bred and raised. We also do a minimum 1 week quarantine of all fish except for fish bred by us.
Shrimp And Snails!
The Blue Dream Shrimp is a popular Neocaridina variety known for its vivid sky-blue coloration and gentle, peaceful behavior. Its bright and uniform blue tones make it a standout addition to planted tanks, nano aquariums, or species-only shrimp colonies.
Shipped at 0.5–0.75 inches, these juveniles are hardy and will mature to around 1–1.2 inches, with their blue coloration becoming richer and more vibrant as they grow.
Care & Aquarium Requirements:
Blue Dream Shrimp thrive in soft, stable, slightly acidic to neutral water (pH 6.0–7.5, temperature 70–78°F). Planted tanks with moss, driftwood, and biofilm surfaces provide ideal grazing and hiding spots. Peaceful and social, they do best in species-focused Neocaridina tanks or with other gentle shrimp varieties.
Breeding Information:
Females carry eggs until hatching, producing offspring that inherit the vivid blue coloration of the adults. Maintaining stable water conditions ensures healthy growth, optimal color, and a thriving shrimp colony.
Quick Facts:
Scientific Name: Neocaridina davidi “Blue Dream”
Common Names: Blue Dream Shrimp
Shipping Size: 0.5–0.75 inches
Adult Size: ~1–1.2 inches
Temperament: Peaceful, algae-grazing
Diet: Biofilm, algae, shrimp pellets, blanched vegetables
Tank Size: 5+ gallons (species-focused setups recommended)
Water Parameters: pH 6.0–7.5, Temperature 70–78°F, soft stable water
The Blue Jelly Shrimp is a beautiful and unique Neocaridina variety known for its soft translucent blue coloration and subtle pastel appearance. Unlike darker blue shrimp, Blue Jellys display a lighter, almost icy-blue tone that stands out beautifully in planted aquariums. Hardy, peaceful, and easy to care for, they are an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced shrimp keepers looking to add a gentle splash of color to their aquarium.
Approximate Shipping Size: 0.5–0.75 inches
Appearance
Blue Jelly Shrimp feature a semi-translucent body with soft blue hues that can range from pale sky blue to slightly deeper tones depending on genetics and environment. Their delicate coloration creates a clean, elegant look that contrasts especially well against dark substrate, green plants, and driftwood. As they mature, color consistency and intensity may improve under proper conditions.
Temperament & Behavior
These shrimp are completely peaceful and spend their time actively grazing throughout the aquarium. They are social and do best in colonies, where they exhibit natural foraging behavior and remain more visible and active. Blue Jelly Shrimp contribute to the overall health of the aquarium by consuming algae, biofilm, and organic debris.
Care Requirements
Blue Jelly Shrimp are hardy and adaptable, thriving in stable freshwater aquariums with plenty of surfaces for grazing. A well-planted tank with mosses and biofilm-rich areas will help support long-term success.
Tank Size: 5 gallons minimum
Temperature: 68–78°F
pH: 6.5–7.8
Hardness: Moderate
Aquascape: Moss, plants, driftwood, biofilm surfaces
Tank Mates
Best kept in shrimp-only tanks or with small, peaceful species such as nano fish, rasboras, Corydoras, and Otocinclus. Avoid aggressive or larger fish that may prey on shrimp, especially juveniles.
Diet & Feeding
Blue Jelly Shrimp are natural grazers that feed on algae and biofilm. Supplement with high-quality shrimp pellets, algae wafers, and blanched vegetables. Occasional protein-rich foods can be offered to support growth and molting.
Quick Facts
Scientific Name: Neocaridina davidi
Common Name: Blue Jelly Shrimp
Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Peaceful
Diet: Omnivore / Grazer
Max Size: ~1–1.2 inches
Tank Level: Bottom / All levels
Breeding: Easy (freshwater, no special requirements)
The Snowball Shrimp is a unique and elegant variety known for its soft milky-white to translucent body and distinctive white eggs that resemble tiny snowballs. Unlike more vividly colored shrimp, Snowballs offer a clean, minimalist aesthetic that contrasts beautifully against plants and dark substrates. Hardy, peaceful, and easy to breed, they are an excellent choice for both beginner and experienced shrimp keepers.
Approximate Shipping Size: 0.5–0.75 inches
Appearance
Snowball Shrimp display a pale, semi-translucent white coloration that can range from clear with a frosty sheen to more solid milky tones. Their most notable feature is the bright white eggs carried by females, which give this variety its “snowball” name. This subtle yet striking look makes them a standout addition to natural-style and planted aquariums.
Temperament & Behavior
These shrimp are completely peaceful and constantly active, spending their time grazing on surfaces throughout the aquarium. They thrive in colonies and become more confident and visible when kept in groups. Snowball Shrimp contribute to tank health by consuming algae, biofilm, and organic debris.
Care Requirements
Snowball Shrimp are hardy and adaptable, thriving in stable freshwater aquariums with plenty of biofilm and plant cover. A well-established tank with moss and grazing surfaces is ideal for long-term success.
Tank Size: 5 gallons minimum
Temperature: 68–78°F
pH: 6.5–7.8
Hardness: Moderate
Aquascape: Moss, plants, driftwood, biofilm-rich surfaces
Tank Mates
Best kept in shrimp-only tanks or with small, peaceful species such as nano fish, rasboras, Corydoras, and Otocinclus. Avoid large or aggressive fish that may prey on shrimp, especially juveniles.
Diet & Feeding
Snowball Shrimp are natural grazers that feed on algae and biofilm. Supplement their diet with high-quality shrimp pellets, algae wafers, blanched vegetables, and occasional protein-rich foods to support healthy molting and reproduction.
Quick Facts
Common Name: Snowball Shrimp
Care Level: Easy
Temperament: Peaceful
Diet: Omnivore / Grazer
Max Size: ~1–1.2 inches
Tank Level: Bottom / All levels
Breeding: Easy (freshwater, no special requirements)