10 x Golden Eye Black King Kong High Grade Shrimp Caridina Sp 2cm

£250.00

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SKU: STF-HGS-14 Category:

Description

Golden Eye Black King Kong Shrimp (High Grade) – Caridina sp.

Overview:
The Golden Eye Black King Kong Shrimp is a premium high-grade Caridina variety, admired for its jet-black body contrasted by brilliant golden eyes. Rare and striking, it’s a true showpiece for dedicated shrimp aquarists.

Origin:
Bred in Asia from wild Caridina species, selectively developed for their intense coloration and distinctive eye trait.

Feeding:
Omnivorous, feeding on biofilm, algae, high-quality shrimp pellets, blanched vegetables, and occasional protein-rich foods.

Tank Mates:
Best kept in species-only or peaceful community setups with small, non-aggressive fish like rasboras, otocinclus, and snails.

Aggression:
Completely peaceful — thrives in groups and shrimp colonies.

Experience Level:
Recommended for advanced shrimp keepers, as this variety requires very stable, pristine water conditions.

Water Parameters:

  • Temperature: 68–74°F (20–23°C)

  • pH: 5.8–6.8

  • Hardness: 3–6 dGH

  • KH: 0–2

  • TDS: 100–200 ppm

  • Minimum Tank Size: 10+ gallons

Exotic, rare, and breathtaking — the Golden Eye Black King Kong Shrimp is the ultimate choice for serious shrimp enthusiasts.

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