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ShopCaridina mariae ‘Orange Eye Red Tiger’
pH
6.2–7.2
Temperature
20–25 °C
Max size
3 cm
Min tank
30 L
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Avg. price
R120
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What to know before you buy.
A red-toned tiger line with orange eyes. Same soft, stable water requirements as other Caridina tigers; keep separate from bee lines to avoid crossing.
Keeping Orange Eye Red Tiger Shrimp healthy in a South African setup.
A minimum 30L aquarium suits Orange Eye Red Tiger Shrimp. Add it only to a fully cycled, mature tank: invertebrates tolerate ammonia and nitrite far worse than fish. Moss, leaf litter and established biofilm give shrimp grazing and cover, especially after a moult.
Keep pH 6.2–7.2 and 20–25°C. Never use copper: most fish medications and some plant fertilisers contain it and it kills invertebrates. Drip-acclimate over at least an hour.
Omnivore — biofilm, specialist shrimp foods. Remove uneaten food within a few hours so it doesn't foul the water.
Peaceful, moderately demanding. It hides after moulting while the new shell hardens: leave the old shell in the tank, it eats it back for minerals.
Many fish eat shrimp, especially babies. Keep it with small, peaceful fish, or on its own.
Whether Orange Eye Red Tiger Shrimp breeds at home depends on the species' larval stage; many need brackish or marine conditions to raise young.
Shrimp forgive less than fish do — stable hardness and clean water are the whole game.
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