Jungleaquashrimp Blue Dream Shrimps Live Freshwater Shrimp Aquarium Neocaridina Inverts RCS (10 Shrimps (+2))

The shrimp arrived safely and not a single one died. I ordered 10, received 12. They are all brilliant blue and seem healthy, I have had them for a few weeks now and they are still going strong. I have not had any breed yet but I am hopeful that process will begin soon. Even if they do not breed, these little guys are perfect for a nice looking, low-maintenance tank.

I recently acquired a batch of Blue Dream Shrimps for my freshwater aquarium, and I must say, they have added a delightful touch to my aquatic ecosystem.First and foremost, the coloration of these shrimps is stunning. The deep blue hue with a touch of transparency is truly eye-catching, and it provides a beautiful contrast against the greenery and substrate in my tank. It’s a joy to watch them as they gracefully navigate the aquarium.In terms of care, Blue Dream Shrimps are relatively easy to maintain, making them a great choice for both beginner and experienced aquarists. They are hardy and adaptable, and as long as water parameters are within an acceptable range, they thrive with minimal effort. Their small size allows them to explore every nook and cranny of the tank, adding activity and interest to the underwater landscape.Another benefit is their ability to help with tank maintenance. Blue Dream Shrimps are natural scavengers, and they do an excellent job of cleaning up leftover food and algae. This not only keeps the aquarium cleaner but also contributes to better water quality. The peaceful nature of these shrimps is a big plus. They coexist well with other peaceful freshwater fish and invertebrates, making them an excellent choice for community tanks. Their social behavior adds a touch of charm to the tank’s dynamics.One thing to note is that Blue Dream Shrimps can be sensitive to water quality, so regular water changes and monitoring of parameters like pH and ammonia levels are essential for their well-being.In conclusion, Blue Dream Shrimps are a captivating and relatively low-maintenance addition to a freshwater aquarium. Their striking coloration, ease of care, and contribution to tank cleanliness make them a worthwhile choice for any aquatic enthusiast. Watching these shrimps go about their business is a serene and enjoyable experience.

I was extremely hesitant to buy live aquatic animals on Amazon at first, but decided one day to give these a try. I was super pleased with what I got. I planned my ordering when the temperature would t be too hot, and before it got down to freezing over night. The shrimp arrived a couple days earlier than expected. There were 12 but one was dead and appeared to probably have dies when they were shipped. The rest were extremely active and their color looked great. I had an empty tank all ready for them so was able to slowly acclimate them right away. One more died a couple days after I got them but 10 were still alive and doing extremely well. They molted right away and after a few weeks I already had babies. I’ve these guys for a few months now and in a few days should have a third set of babies already.I will definitely be ordering from this seller again. They packaged these little guys extremely well and even included some information about them including water parameters to keep them in. It’s definitely clear they take pride in their animals and want to give them their best shot when sending them to their new homes.

I would consider myself an intermediate aquarist. I love the hobby and have through much trail and error finally gotten to a place where I can keep a setup going without worrying about a tank’s inhabitants surviving. I love snails / shrimp etc that add to the overall aesthetic of my aquarium but also help clean up some of the mess made by the fish and plant algae. I bought these guys specifically to help pick nuisance algae out of my Java moss. I live in a landlocked state where my big box stores rarely have stock of shrimp and my local (reputable) live fish store sells them for $9 each which can get steep when trying to establish a colony.This is my first mail order aquatics purchase and I must say my experience was much better than expected. These shrimp arrived alive and in total there are 13, at least 2 of which are berried. They are all a nice solid blue and decent size.I was really concerned as I ordered them right before we got a good helping of unexpected snow and it was much colder than I anticipated. They arrived quite timely and were quite well packed and insulated. They did look a bit woozy when I took them out of the shipping materials but they recovered quite quickly once the bag was placed in tank to acclimate.Not only do I have no complaints, my experience was quite positive.

Shrimp arrived all alive and healthy looking. They're a bit smaller in size so maybe still juveniles? I'm knocking off 1 star since I only received 10 (+1) instead of the advertised 10 (+2)

The media could not be loaded.  After spending 5 days at the post office, I was finally able to pick up these guys.Much to my surprise they All are alive and currently being drip acclimated.Beautiful in color and it looks as though one may be berried!Thank you for sending them promptly, however theNext time I order, I will be sure and pay attention to any upcoming post office closures.

The good: nicely packed, beautiful color and big sized shrimps, they looked healthy and active. None died upon arrival. Acclimated timely before introduced them into our established tank.The bad: counted and recounted and recounted and recounted, only received 11, when it was advertised as 10+2. Secondly, the following day I saw 3 dead ones on the moss clump. Counted 5 live ones. Day 2, did not see any more dead shrimps and accounted for 5 live shrimps. Overall, 25% dead after day 1, accounted for 50% of them, and the remaining 25% are unknown dead or alive status.

The shrimp were alive when they showed and a nice blue color. They all died on me but I think it was my fault. They were with my first shrimp attempt.