Yellow Goldenback Neocaridina Shrimp

Yellow Goldback Neocaridina Shrimp – From My Breeding Line

These Yellow Goldback Neocaridina shrimp come directly from my established breeding colony and are carefully selected for their vibrant yellow body with a rich, golden back stripe, giving your aquarium a striking, lively appearance.

This line is actively bred in my fish room, and only a limited number are released at a time to protect the strength, color vibrancy, and stability of the colony.

At Errly Aquatics, I stand behind every shrimp I sell. My goal isn’t just to ship shrimp, it’s to help fellow hobbyists build thriving, long-term colonies.

🔹 Recommended Water Parameters

For best success, keep these shrimp in a fully cycled aquarium within the following ranges:

• pH: 6.6 – 7.6
• GH: 6 – 9
• KH: 2 – 4
• TDS: 180 – 250
• Temperature: 68 – 74°F

Stable parameters are far more important than hitting exact numbers.

🔹 What You’ll Receive

• Healthy shrimp from my Yellow Goldback breeding colony
• Bright yellow body with a bold golden back stripe
• Carefully selected shrimp ready to thrive in a proper shrimp setup

🔹 Why Buy From Errly Aquatics?

As a hobbyist breeder, I take extra care to make sure your shrimp arrive safe, healthy, and stress-free.

✅ Secure Professional Packaging

Every order ships in breather bags inside insulated thermal mailers to protect shrimp during transit.

• Heat packs included during cold weather
• Cool packs included during hot weather

No extra charge — protecting your shrimp is standard here.

✅ Bonus Shrimp Included

I include 1 extra shrimp for every 5 purchased to protect you in case of a DOA.
If all shrimp arrive safely, the extras simply become a free bonus for your colony.

✅ Free Starter Food Pack

Each shipment includes a portion of high-quality shrimp food to help you get your new shrimp settled in.

📦 Shipping Schedule

Orders ship Monday or Tuesday to reduce transit time and avoid weekend delays.

💧 Acclimation Recommendation

Shrimp are sensitive to sudden parameter changes, so slow acclimation is important:

1. Float the bag for 15–20 minutes to equalize temperature.

2. Slowly add tank water to the bag over 45–90 minutes (drip acclimation works best).

3. Gently net the shrimp into your aquarium.

4. Do not add shipping water to your tank.

📸 Transparency Guaranteed

Trust matters in this hobby. I’m always happy to provide additional photos, videos, or lineage information upon request.

No stock photos, only real shrimp from my tanks.

🔗 Feel free to message me anytime if you have questions. I’m always happy to help fellow shrimp keepers.

— Errly Aquatics