Green Jade Shrimp

🔥 Green Jade Shrimp (Neocaridina davidi “Green Jade”)

Bring a rare and refreshing touch of natural green to your aquarium with the beautiful Green Jade Shrimp. Known for their smooth jade-to-emerald coloration, these shrimp offer a calm, earthy aesthetic that blends perfectly with planted aquascapes.

Hardy, peaceful, and easy to care for, Green Jade Shrimp are a fantastic choice for both beginners and experienced aquarists looking for something a little different from the more common reds and blues.

🌿 Why Choose Green Jade Shrimp?

💚 Soft jade green to deep emerald coloration
🌱 Excellent natural algae and biofilm cleaners
🐠 Completely peaceful and community-safe
🪴 Perfect for planted and nano aquariums
⭐ Unique green colour variety for natural aquascapes

In a stable aquarium, Green Jade Shrimp will actively graze and explore, gradually forming a subtle yet striking green-toned colony that enhances natural aquascaping styles.

📏 Care Requirements

🧬 Scientific Name: Neocaridina davidi “Green Jade”
📛 Common Name: Green Jade Shrimp
🏠 Tank Size: 20L+ recommended
🌡️ Temperature: 20–26°C
⚗️ pH Range: 6.5–7.5
🧘 Temperament: Completely peaceful
🍽️ Diet: Algae, biofilm, shrimp pellets, blanched vegetables, sinking foods
👥 Group Size: Colony of 10+ recommended

Green Jade Shrimp thrive in mature, stable aquariums with plenty of plants, moss, and natural hardscape to graze on and hide within.

🐠 Compatibility

Ideal for peaceful community aquariums with small, non-aggressive fish such as tetras, rasboras, endlers, and pygmy Corydoras. Avoid larger or predatory species that may prey on shrimp.

⚠️ Important Notes

Green Jade Shrimp breed readily in suitable conditions. Colour intensity can vary between individuals, and selective breeding helps maintain stronger green tones over time. Dense planting and moss improve shrimplet survival rates.

The Green Jade Shrimp is a fantastic choice for UK aquarists looking for a calm, natural-looking shrimp that adds subtle colour, balance, and functionality to a freshwater aquarium.