Green Jade shrimp

Neocaridina profile

Green Jade shrimp

Neocaridina davidi

Neocaridina
Easy

Green Jade refers to green Neocaridina selections. Coverage varies; the name does not establish greater sensitivity than red forms.

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Quick care card

Use this card as a starting point. Always check whether your aquarium is stable enough for sensitive species.

Difficulty

Easy

Behavior

Grazes surfaces; shelter remains necessary.

Feeding

Check added food and food on grazing surfaces.

Breeding

Freshwater development; colour consistency is not guaranteed.

Best match

Keepers able to follow the selected strain and colony

Important

Colour is not a health test. During sudden behavioural change or losses, first check water quality, oxygen provision and recent additions.

Care in practice

Water parameters and stability

The colour form has no separately established water recipe. Use supported Neocaridina husbandry guidance and compare conditions with the offered stock. A trade name or colour grade does not establish extra tolerance.

Background and identification

Colour variation is not a difficulty score

Colour ranges from olive to jade green. That variation does not establish greater sensitivity or stricter water needs than other Neocaridina colour forms. Compare coverage and shade in mature animals under the same light and ask what variation occurs in offspring.

Hobby accounts connect some green strains to Orange Sakura, but not every commercial green group has that documented origin. Do not mix stock solely on an online colour family chart. A greener animal is not necessarily healthier, and a brown undertone is not automatically corrected by minerals or colour food.

For full care, use the Neocaridina davidi profile. Check water, filtration, food access and space for the colony before buying.

Sources and review

Taxonomy

Sources for accepted names, classification and synonyms.

Water values

Sources for water values, temperature and stable care.

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Husbandry sources

Practical sources for setup, feeding, behavior and breeding.