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Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp

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Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are premium Caridina shrimp with intense blue bodies, galaxy spots and delicate “snowflake” patterning that look incredible in a planted shrimp tank. Small but striking, Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are ideal for dedicated Caridina setups with soft, stable water and are perfect for keepers wanting a high‑end, showpiece shrimp. The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp, is a stunning freshwater shrimp. This particular species of shrimp has become highly sought after in the aquarium hobby due to its vibrant red coloration, intricate fishbone-like pattern, and small size. The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp is relatively small but makes a big impact in any aquarium. This species also features a unique fishbone-like pattern that runs along their bodies , adding to their visual appeal. Typically growing up to 2-2.5 cm in length. The pet shrimp you will receive will be sub adults, having a size around 0.7-1cm Water Parameters: Temperature: 20-24° pH: 6.0-6.8 GH: 4-6 KH: 0-1 TDS: 120-180 Compatibility: The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are generally peaceful and can be kept with other non-aggressive aquarium inhabitants. However, they are best kept in a dedicated shrimp-only aquarium or with other dwarf shrimp species. Feeding: The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are...

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Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp$35.00

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Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are premium Caridina shrimp with intense blue bodies, galaxy spots and delicate “snowflake” patterning that look incredible in a planted shrimp tank. Small but striking, Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are ideal for dedicated Caridina setups with soft, stable water and are perfect for keepers wanting a high‑end, showpiece shrimp.

The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp, is a stunning freshwater shrimp. This particular species of shrimp has become highly sought after in the aquarium hobby due to its vibrant red coloration, intricate fishbone-like pattern, and small size.

The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp is relatively small but makes a big impact in any aquarium. This species also features a unique fishbone-like pattern that runs along their bodies , adding to their visual appeal.

Typically growing up to 2-2.5 cm in length.

The pet shrimp you will receive will be sub adults, having a size around 0.7-1cm

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 20-24°
  • pH: 6.0-6.8
  • GH: 4-6
  • KH: 0-1
  • TDS: 120-180

Compatibility: The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are generally peaceful and can be kept with other non-aggressive aquarium inhabitants. However, they are best kept in a dedicated shrimp-only aquarium or with other dwarf shrimp species.

Feeding: The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are omnivores and will eat a variety of foods including algae, biofilm, and commercial shrimp pellets. It's important to provide them with a balanced diet to ensure their health and longevity.

Availability: The Blue Galaxy Snowflake Shrimp are not as widely available as some other shrimp species and may be more expensive due to their rarity and popularity. They were breed at Micro Aquatic Shop

Tank Equipment

  • Filter: Sponge Filter
  • Substrate: JAPANESE SHRIMP SOIL
  • Water: Our Australian tap water ( not using Ro , water ) to produce strong and resilient shrimps
  • Decor: A few pieces of driftwood, moss and ferns , indian almond leaves , alder cones

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