Bacter AE will grow biofilm in your tank, providing a food source for your shrimps to graze on. If you aren’t careful, however, then this product may also end up harming your pet inverts. To see how you can prevent Bacter AE from killing your shrimps, you can take a look at this guide from … Read more
As long as you have both male and female Cherry Shrimps in your tank, then it is likely that they will reproduce. If your pet inverts have stopped breeding, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article at Aquarium Blueprints. 1. The first step we recommend taking is to make sure that you … Read more
When your female Cherry Shrimps get pregnant, they will frequently fan their eggs. This is done to keep the eggs clean and oxygenated until the shrimplets are ready to be born. If one of your berried shrimps aren’t fanning her eggs, then you can take a look at this troubleshoot guide from Aquarium Blueprints to … Read more
Under the right conditions, your Cherry Shrimps will be out and about throughout all hours of the day. If your pet inverts are only appearing at night or when the fish tank light is turned off, then this behavior may indicate that there is a problem with how your tank is set up. To see … Read more
Cherry Shrimps, also known as Neocaridina Shrimps, will spend a lot of time grazing in your aquarium. If your pet inverts aren’t spending a lot of time searching for food, or isn’t interested in looking at all, then you can check out this troubleshooting article at Aquarium Blueprints. 1. The first step we recommend taking … Read more
One of the main appeals of keeping Cherry Shrimps are due to their bold colors. Also known as Neocaridina Shrimps, this species come in red, yellow, blue, black and many other variations. If your shrimps are looking transparent, then you can take a look at this troubleshooting article at Aquarium Blueprints to see what you … Read more
If your cherry shrimp can’t molt properly, then they could end up dying. To see how you can get your pet shrimps to molt without issues, you take a look at troubleshooting article from Aquarium Blueprints. Quick Summary In order to help your Cherry Shrimps molt without dying, we recommend that you avoid doing big … Read more
Cherry Shrimps can grow rapidly as they only need to take 2 to 3 months in order to reach maturity from birth. If your pet inverts aren’t growing as fast as you expect, then you can take a look at this guide from Aquarium Blueprints to see what steps you can take. Quick Summary If … Read more
If you have male and female Cherry Shrimps (also known as Neocaridina Shrimps), then they will likely reproduce. With that said, having many generations of inbreeding in your aquarium may cause several genetic issues with your pet inverts. To see how you can prevent inbreeding issues from occurring in your Cherry Shrimp colony, you can … Read more
If you keep female and male Red Cherry Shrimps, then it is likely that they will end up reproducing at some point. You can easily spot a pregnant female as they should be carrying a batch of eggs with their hind legs. If your female shrimps keep dropping eggs, then you can take a look … Read more
