Neocaridina Yellow Neon - Premium

   ⚡ The Neocaridina Yellow Neon: A Spotlight in Your Aquarium

Bring a true source of light into your aquatic world with the Neocaridina Yellow Neon. This exceptional variety not only boasts a vibrant lemon yellow, but it is especially distinguished by its **bright, almost fluorescent yellow dorsal stripe**, which seems to light up under the aquarium's LED ramps.

Robust, lively, and spectacular, it is the ideal shrimp to liven up the decor of a nano-aquarium and instantly catch the eye.

   🌟 Its Unique Assets

  The famous "Neon" back: Unlike classic yellow shrimp, the Yellow Neon strain develops with age (particularly in females) a longitudinal line on the back of an opaque and ultra-luminous yellow, offering a unique visual relief.

  High-end contrast: Its acidic yellow color offers a striking rendering. It stands out spectacularly against a dark technical substrate and creates a perfect color harmony with the deep green of mosses and plants.

  An tireless detritivore ally: Always on the move, it spends its days inspecting the decor, grazing on fine algae, and cleaning the substrate, actively contributing to the ecosystem's balance.

  Neocaridina robustness: Very tolerant of water parameters, it forgives small mistakes and reproduces easily, making it a perfect choice for enthusiasts of all levels.

   📝 Quick ID Sheet

 Scientific Name: Neocaridina davidi var. Yellow Neon

 Adult Size:   2 to 3 cm

 Lifespan: 1.5 to 2 years

 Behavior:  Gregarious (to be kept in groups of at least 10 individuals) and completely harmless to other inhabitants. 

 💧 Recommended Maintenance Parameters

To preserve the brilliance of their coloration and stimulate their natural behavior, aim for the following parameters:

Parameter / Recommended Value:

Temperature: 18°C to 25°C 

PH: 6.5 to 7.8 

GH (Total Hardness): 6 to 12

KH (Carbonate Hardness): 6 to 10

 Aquarist Tip:  The intensity of the neon stripe is enhanced under quality lighting (especially WRGB spectrums) and becomes more pronounced as the shrimp grows and thrives in a well-planted environment.