When building a tank for your Cherry Shrimp, you may be wondering whether or not need to add a light fixture at the top of the tank. To find out, you can take a look at this article from Aquarium Blueprints. What are the benefits of adding a light to a shrimp tank? By adding … Read more
Cherry Shrimps, also known as Neocaridina Shrimps, make great additions to your fish tank as they can act as a cleanup crew while also adding bold colorations and interesting behaviors. So, does this species like having a current? You can find out in this article from Aquarium Blueprints. What are the benefits of having a … Read more
A Cherry Shrimp, also known as the Neocaridina, is a great pet to have, especially if you get one that has a bold color. So, can one of these be kept alone or do you need a group? You can find out in this article from Aquarium Blueprints. Can a Cherry Shrimp live alone? A … Read more
If you would like to keep Red Cherry Shrimps (or other Neocaridina Shrimps) in a fish tank that can hold 2.5 gallons of water, then you can take a look at this guide at Aquarium Blueprints to see what the appropriate number you can start off with. Bio Load Before we come up with a … Read more
When using the M Series Submersible Heater in your fish tank, you may notice that the device is not working as advertised. To see how you can potentially fix this problem with this Fluval product, you can take a look at this troubleshooting article from Aquarium Blueprints. Before we begin, it should be noted that … Read more
If you have the Fluval M50, M100, M150, M200 or M300 Submersible Heater, then you can follow the instructions in this guide at Aquarium Blueprints to see how you can properly set up this product in your fish tank. 1. To start off, you need to put the M Series Submersible Heater in your fish … Read more
In order to keep your Fluval M Series Submersible Heater running efficiently, you need to make sure that its glass isn’t covered with organic wastes and mineral deposits as both of these will build up over time. You can take a look at this guide from Aquarium Blueprints to see how you can properly clean … Read more
Red Cherry Shrimps and Guppies live in similar water parameters. So, if you decide to keep both of these species in the same fish tank, do you have to worry about your Red Cherry Shrimps eating Guppy fry? You can find out in this article from Aquarium Blueprints. To start off, it should be noted … Read more
Neocaridina Shrimps, also known as Cherry Shrimps, aren’t compatible with a lot of fish species in the aquarium hobby as they are often seen as snacks by tank mates. The Cory Catfish species, however, should be docile enough to live peacefully with your shrimps as long as you set up your fish tank correctly and … Read more
The most common Neocaridina Shrimps available in the aquarium hobby is the Red Cheery Shrimp. If your pet inverts do not appear as red as that what you may have been expecting, then you can check out this article at Aquarium Blueprints to see this may be happening. Explanation #1 The first explanation as to … Read more