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Scientific name (Caridina cf Cantonesis) Tank Bred!
Purchase size 0.5
Max adult size 1-1.5 inch
1 Shrimp=7.99
We do not offer bulk pricing!
Elevate your shrimp tank with the mesmerizing beauty of the Blue Bolt Shrimp, a highly sought-after Taiwan Bee Caridina variant known for its striking blue gradient coloration, ranging from icy sky-blue to deep sapphire. These shrimp are prized by breeders and aquascapers alike for their unique look, peaceful behavior, and compatibility with soft-water Caridina setups.
Our Blue Bolt juveniles are shipped at approximately 0.5 inches — the perfect size for safe transit, stress-free acclimation, and long-term growth in your tank.
Key Features:
Species: Caridina cantonensis (Taiwan Bee - Blue Bolt)
Size: 0.5” juveniles
Lifespan: 1.5 – 2 years
Color Grade: A
Temperament: Peaceful, ideal for shrimp-only or nano tanks
Swimming Level: Bottom to mid-level
Origin: Tank-raised in soft, stable water conditions
Ideal Tank Parameters:
Temperature: 68°F – 78°F (20°C – 25.5°C)
pH: 6.0 – 6.8
GH (General Hardness): 4 – 5
KH (Carbonate Hardness): 0
TDS: 100 – 150 ppm
Substrate: Active substrate (e.g., ADA Amazonia, Brightwell, SL-Aqua)
Filtration: Sponge or shrimp-safe filter, low flow recommended
Why Choose Blue Bolt Shrimp?
✔ Vivid Gradient Blue Coloration – From Ice Blue to Deep Azure
✔ Part of the Taiwan Bee Family – Compatible with CRS, Shadow Panda, Red Fancy Tiger, etc.
✔ Peaceful and Easy to Keep in a Shrimp-Only Setup
✔ Great for Planted Tanks, Breeding Projects, or Nano Aquascapes
✔ Hardy with Proper Acclimation and Water Stability
Care Requirements:
Blue Bolts thrive in clean, stable, soft-water environments, ideally with active substrate to buffer pH and KH. They prefer mature, cycled tanks with abundant biofilm, mosses, and hiding spots. Regular small water changes using remineralized RO/DI water will help keep parameters consistent and encourage healthy molting and breeding.
Tank setup suggestions:
Add mosses, driftwood, and botanicals for shelter and foraging
Indian almond leaves or alder cones promote biofilm and lower pH
Avoid sharp substrates or decorations
Gentle flow with sponge filtration is ideal
Diet:
Omnivorous and algae-grazing. Offer a rotation of shrimp-specific foods, biofilm enhancers, blanched vegetables (spinach, zucchini), snowflake food, and occasional protein treats.
Scientific name (Caridina cf Cantonesis) Tank Bred!
Purchase size 0.5
Max adult size 1-1.5 inch
1 Shrimp=7.99
We do not offer bulk pricing!
Elevate your shrimp tank with the mesmerizing beauty of the Blue Bolt Shrimp, a highly sought-after Taiwan Bee Caridina variant known for its striking blue gradient coloration, ranging from icy sky-blue to deep sapphire. These shrimp are prized by breeders and aquascapers alike for their unique look, peaceful behavior, and compatibility with soft-water Caridina setups.
Our Blue Bolt juveniles are shipped at approximately 0.5 inches — the perfect size for safe transit, stress-free acclimation, and long-term growth in your tank.
Key Features:
Species: Caridina cantonensis (Taiwan Bee - Blue Bolt)
Size: 0.5” juveniles
Lifespan: 1.5 – 2 years
Color Grade: A
Temperament: Peaceful, ideal for shrimp-only or nano tanks
Swimming Level: Bottom to mid-level
Origin: Tank-raised in soft, stable water conditions
Ideal Tank Parameters:
Temperature: 68°F – 78°F (20°C – 25.5°C)
pH: 6.0 – 6.8
GH (General Hardness): 4 – 5
KH (Carbonate Hardness): 0
TDS: 100 – 150 ppm
Substrate: Active substrate (e.g., ADA Amazonia, Brightwell, SL-Aqua)
Filtration: Sponge or shrimp-safe filter, low flow recommended
Why Choose Blue Bolt Shrimp?
✔ Vivid Gradient Blue Coloration – From Ice Blue to Deep Azure
✔ Part of the Taiwan Bee Family – Compatible with CRS, Shadow Panda, Red Fancy Tiger, etc.
✔ Peaceful and Easy to Keep in a Shrimp-Only Setup
✔ Great for Planted Tanks, Breeding Projects, or Nano Aquascapes
✔ Hardy with Proper Acclimation and Water Stability
Care Requirements:
Blue Bolts thrive in clean, stable, soft-water environments, ideally with active substrate to buffer pH and KH. They prefer mature, cycled tanks with abundant biofilm, mosses, and hiding spots. Regular small water changes using remineralized RO/DI water will help keep parameters consistent and encourage healthy molting and breeding.
Tank setup suggestions:
Add mosses, driftwood, and botanicals for shelter and foraging
Indian almond leaves or alder cones promote biofilm and lower pH
Avoid sharp substrates or decorations
Gentle flow with sponge filtration is ideal
Diet:
Omnivorous and algae-grazing. Offer a rotation of shrimp-specific foods, biofilm enhancers, blanched vegetables (spinach, zucchini), snowflake food, and occasional protein treats.