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Sun Orange Amano Shrimp 1.5-2cm

$699 CAD
SKU: 400000026268

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Sun Orange Amano Shrimp 1.5-2cm

Description

The Sun Orange Amano Shrimp, also known as Caridina multidentata var. "Sun Orange," is a stunning freshwater shrimp variety known for its vibrant orange coloration. To ensure their well-being in an aquarium setting, it's important to provide suitable temperature and tank size conditions. Here are the specific requirements for this species:

  1. Temperature: Sun Orange Amano Shrimp thrive in temperatures ranging from 68 to 78 degrees Fahrenheit (20 to 26 degrees Celsius). It's crucial to maintain a stable temperature within this range to keep the shrimp healthy and active.

  2. Minimum Tank Size: Amano shrimp, including the Sun Orange variety, generally do well in aquariums with a minimum size of 5 gallons (19 liters). However, it's advisable to provide a larger tank if you plan to keep multiple shrimp or other aquatic species. A larger tank ensures a more stable environment and better water quality for the shrimp.

These shrimps are known for their peaceful nature and their ability to consume algae, making them popular choices for planted aquariums. When setting up a tank for Sun Orange Amano Shrimp, it's essential to maintain proper water parameters, including a well-established nitrogen cycle and appropriate water parameters, such as pH and hardness, to ensure their optimal health and well-being. Regular water changes and the presence of live plants for grazing can contribute to a thriving shrimp colony.

Specifications

  • Category
    Shrimps
  • Species Type
    Cherry Shrimp
  • Water Temperature
    68°F to 78°F
  • Minimum Tank Size
    5 Gallons
  • Water pH Level
    Alkaline, Neutral
  • Habitat Preference
    Planted Tanks, Rocky Tanks, Driftwood
  • Behaviour
    Algae Eaters

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Sun Orange Amano Shrimp 1.5-2cm

$699 CAD

The Sun Orange Amano Shrimp, also known as Caridina multidentata var. "Sun Orange," is a stunning freshwater shrimp variety known for its vibrant orange coloration. To ensure their well-being in an aquarium setting, it's important to provide suitable temperature and tank size conditions. Here are the specific requirements for this species:

  1. Temperature: Sun Orange Amano Shrimp thrive in temperatures ranging from 68 to 78 degrees Fahrenheit (20 to 26 degrees Celsius). It's crucial to maintain a stable temperature within this range to keep the shrimp healthy and active.

  2. Minimum Tank Size: Amano shrimp, including the Sun Orange variety, generally do well in aquariums with a minimum size of 5 gallons (19 liters). However, it's advisable to provide a larger tank if you plan to keep multiple shrimp or other aquatic species. A larger tank ensures a more stable environment and better water quality for the shrimp.

These shrimps are known for their peaceful nature and their ability to consume algae, making them popular choices for planted aquariums. When setting up a tank for Sun Orange Amano Shrimp, it's essential to maintain proper water parameters, including a well-established nitrogen cycle and appropriate water parameters, such as pH and hardness, to ensure their optimal health and well-being. Regular water changes and the presence of live plants for grazing can contribute to a thriving shrimp colony.

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