Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Neocaridina (Neon Yellow (10 Pack))

I ordered 10 Blue velvets in November. They all arrived alive and in good condition. There were a couple of extras. I did a slow acclimation over a few hours. All the shrimp acclimated and did well being introduced into the tank. I lost one the first week but everyone else has been good since. They are not breeding size yet so I can’t report there but they are a beautiful blue color. I would highly recommend.

All of the little guys were alive and such a pretty shade of blue! Thank you and great job! 👍😊

The media could not be loaded. i think the mailman was attempting murder by putting them in the mailbox, which is so far from our house we have to drive to it before our stuff gets cooked in the metal oven under the sun- despite me putting instrcutions for them to be at the front doorbut i was prepared and watched the shipment as soon as i saw it was coming today and we drove down there as soon as we saw it was wrongly put there again.evil mail deliver-er aside im ecstatic that the first live animal ive ever ordered instead of shopping locally came alive, and my mother whos a senior and very new to this hobby ive taken on was happy too, she even thinks theyre beautiful when shes compared every other shrimp i have to bugs! even though theyre the wrong shade of blue i hope they might make some cool mixtures with the male and female yellows i have in there with them.

First time ordering shrimp online and I was expecting some losses due to heat and shipping but all arrived alive, vivid blue and healthy. I received 11 young shrimp in various sizes up to about an inch long. Nice grade, mostly solid blue colors. Packaging was not impressive and the shrimp were in a small, thin plastic bag that seems like it could burst but they all arrived alive and did not seem stressed. I used the drip method to acclimate them, added the shrimp to my cycled tank and they immediately started actively looking for food and settled in quickly. I noticed parasites on the head and shells of a few shrimp but these should come off with the shell when they shed.24 hours later: No casualties and they still look vivid blue, happy and healthy.

The media could not be loaded. These are nice shrimp. Not quite painted fire grade I’d say fire red, but great coloring just speckled legs on most (including females)They’ve been in the tank for about a week or two now and most have been doing great. I got three berried mothers which was exciting, sadly they are the only three that have since died.. I tried to make a diy egg tumbler for the second mother but it failed.. purchased one on eBay that is shipping from japan, and got another larger one from the lfs to have just in case. Unluckily my last berried female was belly up when I got home.. eggs where still colored, so I popped them in the tumbler (removing shrimp eggs is not easy!) they are in the tumbler now in hopes that the stress of shipping while pregnant just over stressed them and it took a week to take its toll..I use remineralized ro water to 250 tds all parameters are good from test strips and api kit. So just hoping this will be the end of deaths.. the other females are starting to saddle so we will see soon enough.I’d also like to add the moss packs that they sell are some of the nicest I’ve seen. Super clean, bright and generous.Overall I would order from these guys again. The shrimp are gorgeous and I appreciated that he held off on shipping until a Monday.

Beautiful little shrimps, arrived on time and were packaged very well. I was a little worried when I opened the box because they were all a muddy brick redish brown color but I figured it was from shipping stress and it was, they colored up almost immediately after being added to my tank. I'm not entirely convinced that they are all Bloody Marys though, a few of them are quite opaque and look more like Painted Fire Reds. At first I assumed this may be because they were about to molt but it's been a week now and most have molted and there are still a few opaque ones. Also there are a few with white legs and whiskers... take this with a grain of salt since I'm new to Bloody Marys but I was led to believe (by the internet not the seller) that true Bloody Mary shrimp would be entirely red with red legs/whiskers as well since it's their flesh that is colored not their shells. Either way I am not at all disappointed, they are healthy and busy and extremely bright red. The seller was quick to respond to questions and highly recommended on various shrimp and fish forums. One thing that really surprised me is that these little shrimp are absolutely fearless, I have them in with some nano fish who were very curious about their new tank mates and the shrimp didn't even seem to notice them, just continued happily munching away on the moss and driftwood. All photos are unedited but were taken with a samsung galaxy note 5 which does tend to adjust contrast/saturation a tiny bit. The lighting changes depending on time of day so some photos have a sunrise/red tint to them, sorry!