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    Pure Red Line PRL Caridina Shrimp

    Pure Red Line PRL Caridina Shrimp

    Mixed Grade
    Regular price $60.00 USD
    Regular price Sale price $60.00 USD
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    Product Parameters

    Caridina Shrimp Water Parameter

    • Temperature: 68°F to 78°F (20°C to 26°C)
    • pH Level: 6.0 to 7.0
    • General Hardness (GH): 4 to 6 degrees
    • Carbonate Hardness (KH): 0 to 4 degrees
    • Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): 100 to 200 ppm
    • Ammonia/Nitrite: 0 ppm
    • Nitrate: Below 20 ppm
    • Water Changes: 10-15% weekly

    Direction

    1. Prepare Containers: Set up two containers old water and new tank water.
    2. Drip Acclimation: Use tubing for a slow drip, letting tank water gradually mix with the shrimp water.
    3. Duration: Drip acclimate for 1-2 hours
    4. Temperature Match: Ensure acclimation water matches tank temperature.
    5. Parameter Check: Test pH, GH, and KH; adjust if needed.
    6. Observation: Watch shrimp for signs of stress.
    7. Transfer: Gently move shrimp to the tank; discard acclimation water.
    8. Post-Acclimation: Monitor behavior; ensure normal activities.
    9. Quarantine: Consider a short quarantine period.

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    Pure Red Line Caridina Shrimp Bio

    The Pure Red Line Caridina Shrimp is a spectacular species that enhances the aesthetic appeal of any aquarium with its vivid, uniform red coloration. These shrimps are prized for their deep, clear red stripes that adorn a translucent body, making them a standout feature in planted tanks or against light substrates. Perfect for hobbyists who appreciate the finer details of aquarium care, these shrimps not only add beauty but also help in maintaining tank cleanliness by consuming algae and detritus.

    Pure Red Line Caridina Shrimp Description

    • Common Name: Pure Red Line Shrimp
    • Scientific Name: Caridina cf. cantonensis 'PRL'
    • Genus: Caridina
    • Wild Origin: Freshwater Streams of Taiwan
    • Adult Size: 0.75 - 1 inch
    • Grade: Mixed Grade

    Pure Red Line Caridina Shrimp Care Guide

    Aspect Recommendation
    Name Pure Red Line Shrimp
    Origin Taiwan
    Tank Size 10 gallons (38 liters) per 10 shrimp
    Temperature 68°F - 74°F (20°C - 23°C)
    pH 5.8 - 6.8
    Ammonia (NH3/NH4+) 0 ppm
    Nitrite (NO2-) 0 ppm
    Nitrate (NO3-) < 20 ppm
    GH (General Hardness) 4 - 6 dGH
    KH (Carbonate Hardness) 0 - 2 dKH
    Diet Omnivorous; primarily biofilm and algae supplemented with shrimp-formulated foods
    Breeding Type Freshwater, egg-laying
    Key Feature Intense red stripes, delicate care requirements, great for nano tanks
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