Baby Shrimp – Pellets for juvenile Caridina & Neocaridina shrimp

Baby Shrimp: pellets for juvenile Caridina & Neocaridina shrimp

Discover Baby Shrimp by Shrimpsfood, a complementary food specially designed for juvenile Caridina and Neocaridina shrimp.

This recipe combines 6 natural ingredients: mulberry leaves, dandelion, nettles, spirulina, montmorillonite, and pumpkin. A plant-based and mineral blend designed to diversify the diet of young shrimp during their development.

A 6-in-1 recipe for young shrimp

Baby Shrimp combines several complementary ingredients appreciated in the diet of freshwater shrimp:

• Mulberry leaves: plant-based ingredient naturally rich in fiber and micronutrients.
• Dandelion: plant naturally rich in fiber and plant compounds.
• Nettles: plant-based source naturally rich in minerals and fiber.
• Spirulina: microalgae naturally rich in protein, pigments, and micronutrients.
• Montmorillonite: natural clay providing various minerals and trace elements.
• Pumpkin: plant-based ingredient naturally rich in fiber and carotenoids.

Why give Baby Shrimp to juvenile shrimp?

• Recipe specially designed for young shrimp
• 6-in-1 natural blend
• Combines plants, spirulina, and a mineral source
• Adapted for juvenile Caridina and Neocaridina
• Allows for varying the food sources available in the aquarium
• Sinking pellets accessible directly at the bottom of the tank
• No artificial colors or added preservatives
• Handmade in France

For which juvenile shrimp?

Baby Shrimp is suitable for young shrimp of many Caridina and Neocaridina varieties, including:

• Crystal Red and Crystal Black
• Taiwan Bee
• Blue Bolt
• Blue Tiger
• Red Cherry
• Blue Dream
• Bloody Mary
• Sakura
• Yellow Neon

This food can be used as soon as juveniles appear to supplement the various food sources they naturally find in the aquarium.

Feeding juvenile shrimp

Young shrimp spend much of their time grazing on the biofilm and microorganisms present on aquarium surfaces. A complementary food helps diversify the nutritional sources available in the tank.

Baby Shrimp therefore fits into a varied diet, supplementing the biofilm naturally present in a mature aquarium.

How to use Baby Shrimp?

Start by distributing a very small quantity, then gradually adjust according to the number of juveniles and their consumption rate.

As a guide, you can use approximately 1 pellet for 20 shrimp. For very young shrimp, the pellet can also be broken or slightly crumbled to distribute the food across multiple areas of the tank.

Avoid overfeeding: uneaten remains should be kept to a minimum to preserve water quality.

To vary your colony's diet, also discover our collection of pellets for Caridina and Neocaridina shrimp .

You can also consult our complete guide to feeding Caridina and Neocaridina .

Composition

Mulberry leaves, dandelion, nettles, spirulina, montmorillonite, pumpkin.

Specifications

• Net weight: 25 g
• Format: sinking pellets of various sizes
• Indicative dosage: approximately 1 pellet for 20 shrimp
• Usage: can be broken or crumbled for very young juveniles
• Storage: airtight zip bag, keep dry
• Manufacturing: handmade in France

Baby Shrimp by Shrimpsfood: food for young shrimp

Thanks to its combination of mulberry leaves, dandelion, nettles, spirulina, montmorillonite, and pumpkin, Baby Shrimp offers a diversified diet for juvenile Caridina and Neocaridina shrimp.

A recipe particularly well-suited for breeding tanks and aquariums containing many young shrimp.