The ultimate shrimp care guide

Welcome to My Australian Shrimp's guide to happy and thriving shrimp! Here you'll find everything you need to know to keep your shrimp healthy and vibrant.

Common mistakes

One of the most common mistakes people make when keeping shrimp is overfeeding. Shrimp are detritivores and scavengers, and they don't need as much food as you might think. Overfeeding can lead to poor water quality, which can be detrimental to your shrimp's health.

A thriving tank

By following this guide, you can expect your shrimp to be happy and thrive! A healthy shrimp tank is a beautiful and rewarding addition to any home.

Care for shrimp

This guide is most helpful for Neocaridina and Caridina shrimp species. These are popular and relatively easy-to-care-for shrimp that are great for beginners.

My Neocaridina shrimp thrive in the following water parameters:

Ph. 7 to 8 Tds. 210 to 220 GH. 6 to 10 Kh. 3 to 6 TEMP- 23 to 25

My Caradinia shrimp thrive in the following water parameters:

Ph. 5.5 to 6.5 Tds. 100 to 120 GH. 3 to 4 Kh. 0 to 1 TEMP- 21 to 22

Refund or Replacement

When you purchase our shrimp you are entitled to our Death on Arrival Policy.

The Death on Arrival Policy applies to all orders inclusive of all shipping delays for refund or replacement of stock/items damaged/lost including shipping costs, video or photos within 1hr of goods/shrimps arrival are required, or as per sellers request.

Death on Arrival Policy, Refund or Replacement does not apply to damaged or lost goods/shrimp left unattended or delivered to safe drop site by Australia post courier.

Need help?

If you're stressed because your shrimp aren't doing well, the first and simplest thing to do is contact a hobbyist and ask for help. There are many experienced shrimp keepers who are willing to share their knowledge and advice. Feel free to contact me for advice.