Yellow Fire Shrimp - Neocaridina davidi Yellow OE

Description

The Yellow Fire Shrimp OE ( Neocaridina davidi ) is a particularly colorful and popular dwarf shrimp that immediately catches the eye with its intense , bright yellow hue . It adds vibrant splashes of color to the aquarium and is also an extremely easy-to-care-for, peaceful, and robust inhabitant. This makes it perfect for both beginners and experienced shrimp keepers .

Characteristics

• Size: Females reach up to 3 cm , males remain slightly smaller.

• Coloration: The Yellow Fire shrimp is distinguished by its strong, uniform , bright yellow coloration , which shines particularly intensely under optimal conditions. Its color is especially striking against dark substrate and among green plants.

• Behavior: It is peaceful, active, and sociable . It feels particularly comfortable in groups and displays natural, lively behavior. Additionally, it contributes to biological cleaning by consuming algae, biofilms, and leftover food.

attitude

• Aquarium size: An aquarium of 20 liters or more is sufficient. It thrives particularly well in planted aquariums with mosses, fine substrate, and plenty of hiding places.

• Water parameters: Temperature: 1828 C , pH value: 6.58.0 very adaptable and robust.

• Diet: Omnivorous it feeds on algae, biofilms, leftover food, plant material and special shrimp food.

Reproduction

Breeding is straightforward in an aquarium. Females carry their eggs under their abdomen until independent young shrimp hatch after about 3-4 weeks . With stable water parameters and a good food supply, a stable population can quickly establish itself.

Special features

The Yellow Fire Shrimp OE is a real splash of color and a useful helper in the aquarium. It actively supports algae control , keeps the tank clean, and ensures a natural balance. Its intense yellow coloration is particularly decorative in aquascapes, nano aquariums, or shrimp tanks.

With its easy care, peaceful nature and radiant play of colors, it is an excellent choice for all shrimp enthusiasts and a real eye-catcher in any freshwater aquarium.