Brighten your freshwater aquarium with the stunning Blue Dream Shrimp — one of the most vibrant Neocaridina varieties available. These shrimp feature an intense, solid sapphire-blue coloration that really stands out against green plants and dark substrates. Ideal for both beginners and seasoned aquarists, Blue Dreams are easy to care for, highly active, and excellent algae grazers.
We ship healthy, juvenile shrimp at approximately 0.5 inches, ensuring they adjust well to their new environment and grow to full coloration in your tank.
Key Features:
Species: Neocaridina davidi “Blue Dream”
Grade: High to premium-grade solid blue
Size Shipped: ~0.5” juvenile
Adult Size: ~1 inch
Temperament: Peaceful and social
Lifespan: 1 – 2 years
Swimming Level: Bottom and low mid-water
Origin: Tank-raised in clean, stable Neocaridina water
Ideal Tank Parameters:
Temperature: 68°F – 78°F (20°C – 25.5°C)
pH: 6.8 – 7.8
GH: 6 – 8
KH: 3 – 6
TDS: 150 – 250 ppm
Substrate: Inert or buffered (fluval stratum, sand, gravel, etc.)
Filtration: Sponge or gentle filter preferred
Why Choose Blue Dream Shrimp?
✔ Eye-Catching Sapphire Color – High Visual Impact in Planted Tanks
✔ Very Hardy – Ideal for Beginners and Community Setups
✔ Peaceful – Safe With Other Shrimp and Nano Fish
✔ Low Bioload – Great for Small Aquariums
✔ Excellent Algae and Biofilm Grazers
Care Tips:
Blue Dream Shrimp are very adaptable and thrive in a wide range of water parameters. Keep them in planted aquariums with moss, driftwood, or sponge filters to promote biofilm growth. Avoid rapid swings in temperature or water chemistry. They breed easily and are prolific once established.
Tankmates:
Best with other Neocaridina (Cherry, Orange, Yellow)
Peaceful nano fish (like Chili Rasboras, Ember Tetras)
Avoid aggressive or fast-swimming species
Safe with snails and Caridina if water parameters overlap
Diet:
Omnivores. Provide a balanced diet:
Shrimp-specific pellets or wafers
Algae wafers and snowflake food
Blanched vegetables (zucchini, spinach, kale)
Protein supplements once a week (crushed bloodworms or shrimp foods)
Brighten your freshwater aquarium with the stunning Blue Dream Shrimp — one of the most vibrant Neocaridina varieties available. These shrimp feature an intense, solid sapphire-blue coloration that really stands out against green plants and dark substrates. Ideal for both beginners and seasoned aquarists, Blue Dreams are easy to care for, highly active, and excellent algae grazers.
We ship healthy, juvenile shrimp at approximately 0.5 inches, ensuring they adjust well to their new environment and grow to full coloration in your tank.
Key Features:
Species: Neocaridina davidi “Blue Dream”
Grade: High to premium-grade solid blue
Size Shipped: ~0.5” juvenile
Adult Size: ~1 inch
Temperament: Peaceful and social
Lifespan: 1 – 2 years
Swimming Level: Bottom and low mid-water
Origin: Tank-raised in clean, stable Neocaridina water
Ideal Tank Parameters:
Temperature: 68°F – 78°F (20°C – 25.5°C)
pH: 6.8 – 7.8
GH: 6 – 8
KH: 3 – 6
TDS: 150 – 250 ppm
Substrate: Inert or buffered (fluval stratum, sand, gravel, etc.)
Filtration: Sponge or gentle filter preferred
Why Choose Blue Dream Shrimp?
✔ Eye-Catching Sapphire Color – High Visual Impact in Planted Tanks
✔ Very Hardy – Ideal for Beginners and Community Setups
✔ Peaceful – Safe With Other Shrimp and Nano Fish
✔ Low Bioload – Great for Small Aquariums
✔ Excellent Algae and Biofilm Grazers
Care Tips:
Blue Dream Shrimp are very adaptable and thrive in a wide range of water parameters. Keep them in planted aquariums with moss, driftwood, or sponge filters to promote biofilm growth. Avoid rapid swings in temperature or water chemistry. They breed easily and are prolific once established.
Tankmates:
Best with other Neocaridina (Cherry, Orange, Yellow)
Peaceful nano fish (like Chili Rasboras, Ember Tetras)
Avoid aggressive or fast-swimming species
Safe with snails and Caridina if water parameters overlap
Diet:
Omnivores. Provide a balanced diet:
Shrimp-specific pellets or wafers
Algae wafers and snowflake food
Blanched vegetables (zucchini, spinach, kale)
Protein supplements once a week (crushed bloodworms or shrimp foods)
