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Orange Rili Shrimp (Neocaridina Heteropoda Var.)

CA$6.00Price
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The Orange Rili Shrimp is a colorful freshwater dwarf shrimp known for its bright orange markings and distinctive translucent midsection. Their bold pattern, small size, and constant grazing behavior make them an excellent addition to planted aquariums, nano tanks, and peaceful shrimp communities.


Orange Rili Shrimp are active scavengers that spend much of the day grazing on biofilm, algae, leftover food, and plant surfaces. They are peaceful and do best in a mature aquarium with stable water parameters, plenty of plants, moss, driftwood, and hiding areas.


Care Level: Easy

Temperament: Peaceful

Adult Size: Approximately 1–1.5 inches

Minimum Tank Size: 5 gallons

Temperature: 20–26°C / 68–79°F

pH: Approximately 6.5–8.0

Diet: Omnivorous scavenger

Breeding: Freshwater breeder

Social Grouping: Best kept in groups


Feed a varied diet of shrimp pellets, algae wafers, blanched vegetables, and naturally occurring biofilm. Avoid overfeeding, as shrimp thrive best in clean, stable water.


Orange Rili Shrimp can reproduce readily once established. Females carry eggs beneath their abdomen until fully formed miniature shrimp hatch, with no separate larval stage.


Available at Ottawa Tropical Fish in Barrhaven, Ottawa.

Due to the nature of live aquatic animals, all livestock and plant sales are final. We do not accept returns or exchanges once fish, invertebrates, or plants have left our care.


Livestock at Pickup

All livestock is inspected prior to sale and provided in good condition. Customers are encouraged to inspect their fish, shrimp, or snails at pickup and raise any concerns before leaving.


Once livestock leaves our care, Ottawa Tropical Fish cannot control transportation, acclimation, water parameters, tank conditions or interactions with existing livestock. For this reason, we cannot guarantee livestock after pickup.


Ottawa Tropical Fish is not responsible for losses resulting from:


Improper acclimation or sudden changes in temperature or water parameters

Poor water quality, uncycled aquariums or unsuitable tank conditions

Aggression, predation or incompatibility with existing tank mates

Improper care after pickup


Live Plants

Plants are provided in good condition at the time of pickup. Some melting, leaf loss or changes in appearance can occur while plants adjust to new water parameters and aquarium conditions. This normal adjustment is not covered.


Please contact us before purchasing if you are unsure whether a species is suitable for your aquarium. We are happy to help with compatibility and care recommendations.

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