• Black Panda Caridina Shrimp
  • Black Panda Caridina Shrimp
  • Black Panda Caridina Shrimp
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Black Panda Caridina Shrimp

Black Panda Caridina Shrimp

$60.00 USD
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Mixed Grade

Panda Caridina Shrimp Bio

The Panda Caridina Shrimp is a charming addition to any freshwater aquarium, known for its striking black and white banding that mirrors the classic colors of a panda bear. These shrimps are a delight to watch and a popular choice among aquarists for their bold patterns and relatively easy care. They are also valued for their ability to help keep the aquarium environment clean by feeding on algae and organic debris.

Panda Caridina Shrimp Description

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

Panda Caridina Shrimp Care Guide

Aspect Recommendation
Name Panda Shrimp
Origin Taiwan
Tank Size 10 gallons (38 liters) per 10 shrimp
Temperature 68°F - 74°F (20°C - 23°C)
pH 6.0 - 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 high-quality shrimp foods
Breeding Type Freshwater, egg-laying
Key Feature Distinctive black and white coloration, easy to care for, effective at cleaning algae

Water Parameter

Caridina Shrimp

  • Temperature: Keep it cozy, between 68-75°F (20-24°C).
  • pH Balance: Aim for a chill zone of 6.0-7.0.
  • General Hardness (GH): A comfy 4-6 on the GH scale.
  • Carbonate Hardness (KH): Keep it easy-breezy, 0-4 dKH.
  • Total Dissolved Solids (TDS): Aim for 100-200 ppm, the sweet spot.
  • Ammonia: Zilch, nada, a big ol' zero!
  • Nitrate: Keep it under 10 ppm, the lower, the better.
  • Calcium: Some, but not too much—20-50 ppm works.
  • Magnesium: A touch, 8-15 ppm, for that perfect balance.
  • Copper: Nope, these shrimpies are not copper fans.
  • Chlorine/Chloramine: None, thank you!
  • Temperature Fluctuations: Keep it smooth, gradual changes only.

Your Caridina crew will love you for maintaining these comfy conditions! 🦐💙

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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