Neocaridina Shrimp Live Freshwater Shrimp Aquarium Inverts (Live Guarantee or Replacemnt is Free) (Mix, 20) Free Plant

Shrimp arrived well packaged with a great variety of colors. Liked that they were shipped with a small clippings from a live aquatic plant. Normally I don't pour all the water their shipped into my tank, but after I had transferred them to a glass bowl and finished all the shrimp out into a smaller bag to acclimate them prior to release, I discovered that there was shrimp fry in the remaining water. PSA - check your water closely, they were so small and hard to see. Not sure if they will actually survive in my main tank, but at least they didn't get sent down thr drain.Ordered 20, 24 were shipped, 1 DOA. Highly recommend.

All arrived alive, and included a small plant. Double bagged and insulated, it was packaged nicely. Great mix and variety for the price!

Great packaging. Two small bags with plants. Only lost two in transit but there were extra to cover. Nice variety of colors and sizes. Much better than my last order from a different company. I will definitely buy from them again!!

They all arrived alive and they lived for quite awhile and were fun to watch

They are definitely beautiful and so active!!But you must Do the drip 💧 acclimation before throwing them into the tank. (Check YouTube for this step.)Two did not make it due to mailing but I believe there were extra.Great for those that love a active completed cycled tank.

I did not have high hopes of these shrimp when I saw the listing but the unit price with shipping was worth the risk to me even if 1/2 survived and they were brown. I waited at the door for the delivery and I was very surprised when they arrived very well packaged and double bagged and ALL very alive and active! I set the bag on my counter to count them (ha) and the colors popped right away even under just kitchen lights.I eagerly opened the bag and started to drip acclimate them for a 1/2 hour. After putting them in my 20GL community tank they ALL quickly dispersed in to the rocks and plants, there were no floaters or lethargy. I did a 20% water change to complete the acclimation process.They stayed hidden for about 2 days and I started seeing more and more of them. Now I can easily count the majority of them out and about doing their happy shrimpy business. They are just as vibrant in person as the pictures show and even better in person under aquarium lights. They are a favorite of my family and visitors even over the crazy guppies that they share the tank with. They are very lively and you can see them crawling and open water swimming all over the place eating all sorts of algae and detritus. They are so healthy in fact that I recently noticed after only 15 days in the tank, one is holding eggs!!The quality of these shrimp is amazing and I plan to purchase many more for my future tank plans. I will probably include some of these in every tank going forward even as a cleanup crew, the value is that good. After about 1 weeks I ended up with 2 fatalities to fish, I believe this was due to the shrimp's size. There were 2-3 that were quite small. I don't know if enough to know if they were juvenile or just small but this issue is not the vendors fault, just always be aware that any fish can decide to have a shrimp snack, just an inherent risk of running a community tank.Overall these are an easy 5 stars, repeat buy, and far exceeded my expectations!

I’ve ordered 20 mixed shrimp from this seller twice. In my first order, the shrimp were small with faint colors, and unfortunately, most didn’t survive—likely due to cold shipping conditions. The rest gradually died off, so I ordered again in summer, and this time received 20 healthy, vibrant shrimp about half an inch in size. They were very active, and I noticed they molted more easily with the addition of three small shells, which seemed to improve survival rates. The Blue Dream shrimp also appeared to be more resilient than the orange, yellow, or red ones.After a couple of months, though, I noticed small white worms on some of the shrimp’s heads and eyes. After researching on YouTube and Google Images, I confirmed that the worm is Holtodrilus truncatus. It was disgusting, but I didn’t want to give up on my little shrimps, so I treated them with Microbe-lift Herbtana liquid bought from Petco and Panacur C (fenbendazole) powder for Canine from Amazon. It took about ten days for the worms to detach, and another week before they stopped moving after leaving the shrimp. At least three shrimp had this parasite issue, but careful treatment worked.I strongly recommend the seller closely monitor their stock for parasites, as these can spread to other fish or shrimp and are time-consuming and costly to treat. Without the parasite issue, I would have rated this five stars.