5 Tips for Keeping Dwarf Shrimp in an Aquarium

Let's talk about my best tips for being successful with keeping shrimp in a freshwater aquarium. Shrimp are not hard to keep, they are actually very easy! Although, you want to make sure you have the basics down before jumping in. Here are 5 tips that will help you be successful with your shrimp tank.
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[@marlaymal3393]

One day imma get me a shrimp tank

[@unsocialbutterfly5760]

You will love it. There is always something going on in my shrimp tank, they are all so busy all of the time. When you spot a baby shrimp for the first time, you will be so excited! I can sit for hours just watching them, way longer than I do with my regular fish aquariums.

[@CopyTv123]

Very informative watching from the Philippines ❤

[@26jambro]

That was great can you show the siphoning and catching to bagging the neo's?

[@JohnCrawford-w8o]

hello I am thinking of getting dwarf white shrimp as live feed for my aquarium(hoping that the fish eat the babies and leave the adults) should I keep them in a separate tank or chuck them in the aquarium with the rest of the fish? thanks

[@markdecker2724]

55 gallon tank in a house without AC. How do you suggest to keep the temperature in the mid-60's in Michigan?

[@chicanoaquatics143]

I bought 10, 10g tanks. Hoping to breed neos too

[@daveknoop618]

How do you know how much to feed? Not when but how much 100 to 150 shrimp.

[@DashDrones]

I never do water changes and have unlimited neocaradina. Changes in parameters are terrible for shrimp. No chemicals, no adding minerals. Full of plants, snails, leaves, a few nano fish and never have an issue. This guide was way too complex

[@waterlover]

So having fancy tigers in my nano with pigmy corys, chilli rasboras, and cod’s isn’t a good idea since it’s he fish need warm water 73-75 and shrimp cooler water. Well this sucks

[@Feliciathefishtanklady]

Shrimp can do those temps. They will have a faster metabolism, breed more often and possibly tend toward having more males( some research shows cooler temps make for more females bring born - @shrimplyexplained has a video on this). But again - fine with higher temps. Maybe check the supplier parameters to buy from those who keep warmer tanks to help your new shrimps adjust to your tank.

[@melaniesunstorm]

Why do you have such big tanks for shrimps?

[@passingwind2681]

Toot…..