Neocaridina davidi shrimp (Red cherry)

I am offering shrimp.​

Shrimp are omnivores; they eat granulated shrimp food,​ algae,​ and both plant and animal leftovers.​ They enjoy blanched spinach,​ nettles,​ or fruit.​

They breed well.​

Neocaridina davidi (e.​g.​,​ Red Cherry): One of the most popular species,​ they breed easily and are suitable for beginners,​ whereas Caridina (e.​g.​,​ Crystal Red) are more demanding in terms of aquarium conditions,​ especially water quality.​

Feeding: Shrimp feed on algae,​ detritus,​ and special shrimp food.​ They can also be fed blanched or cooked vegetables such as spinach,​ nettles,​ or zucchini.​

Water quality:
- Temperature: The ideal temperature for most freshwater shrimp is between 22–26 °C.​
- pH: The pH value should be in the range of 6.​5–7.​5,​ depending on the species of shrimp.​
- Water hardness: Moderately hard water is ideal for most species,​ but some require softer water.​

Breeding: Shrimp breed easily if the conditions in the aquarium are right.​ Females carry eggs on their abdomen for several weeks before they hatch into tiny shrimp.​ For successful breeding,​ it is important that the water is clean and stable,​ and that the shrimp have plenty of hiding places.​