Name: Galaxy Tiger Shrimp - without back line
Scientific species name: Caridina Cantonesis
Grade for sale: Galaxy Tiger is also advance nanashi, however the head pattern is clearly defined with markings, or spots, but the tail stripes are of nanashi tail's pattern.
Without back line, and we sell according to the grade of the shrimp. (please see photo of how we grade the shrimp)
Grading charts are included in each grades
Low Grade - Shrimp with 1 tail stripe, may be some cheek spots
Medium Grade - Shrimp with 2 tail stripes, may be some cheek spots & head pattern - BLUE colour MAY show
High Grade - Shrimp with 3 tail stripes, cheek spots or flower head pattern will be visible and in good grade - BLUE SHADOW IS showing.
Water parameters:
All these caridina species prefer aquarium with active soil. Active Soil is a substrate that buffer the Ph to be between 5 to 6.5, creating a thriving environment for freshwater shrimp species, especially for caridina shrimp. The recommended parameters are below
PH: 5.5 to 6.5
GH: 4-6
KH: 0 – 1
Nitrate: 0-20ppm for best results.
Temperature: can be anywhere between 20-23 degree but has to be stable.
Our recommendations:
The shrimp do well in a sizeable colony of between 10-20 shrimp. This is to ensure there is a good mixture of sexes within the colony. And the shrimp is more active once in numbers. We do not recommend keeping any fish with these shrimp species.
Usual maintenance: Feed the shrimp at least three times a week, with a wide range of foods. At Shrimp Corner, we feed our shrimp with Go Nature shrimp food, which is a natural shrimp food from natural ingredients. We also feed our shrimp with our A food, which is plant base protein containing seaweed, providing lean and optimal nutrients for shrimp. And once a week we feed our shrimp with Type B food, this is a protein base food to increase the growth rate of our shrimp, thus shrimp breed faster & females can carry more eggs. All of these foods were developed by us, over 10 years of breeding experience, we have bred thousands of shrimp.
On a serious note, do not feed shrimp with any foods contain copper.
