T-001
Bloody Mary Neocaridina
Bloody Mary Neocaridina
Neocaridina davidi
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.
An open journal of progress
Explore the home shrimp room, its planted habitats, and the breeding and research projects taking shape here.
Public room snapshot
Owner-confirmed colony assignments · November 4, 2026.
T-001
Neocaridina davidi
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.T-002
Neocaridina davidi
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.T-003
Neocaridina davidi
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.T-004
Neocaridina davidi
Established colony with limited observed growth; sale availability is especially limited.T-005
Caridina cf. typus
No larval releases observed.T-006
Caridina multidentata
Five berried females; awaiting first observed hatch. First berried observation: September 17, 2026.T-007
T-011
Barbronia cf. weberi
Barbronia cf. weberi observation project.T-013
T-014
T-020
T-023
This overview shows the current room assignments. For purchase availability, visit the store or contact our sales inbox.
Inside the home room
Assignments confirmed November 4, 2026. Rack 1 holds eleven tanks; Rack 2 holds twelve. The total includes tanks awaiting use. L = long; S = standard; sizes are nominal US gallons.
T-001 · 20L
Bloody Mary Neocaridina
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.
T-002 · 20L
Blue Diamond Neocaridina
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.
T-003 · 20L
Sunkist Orange Neocaridina
Breeding strongly; breeder population growth takes priority.
T-004 · 20S
Yellow Fire / Goldenback Neocaridina
Established colony with limited observed growth; sale availability is especially limited.
T-005 · 20S
Caridina cf. typus · breeding and larval research
No larval releases observed.
T-006 · 30S
White captive-bred Amanos
Five berried females; awaiting first observed hatch. First berried observation: September 17, 2026.
T-007 · 20S
Blue Brazos dwarf crayfish
New colony establishing; repurposed from juvenile grow-out.
T-008 · 5g
Marine larval rearing
T-009 · 5g
Marine larval rearing
T-010 · 5g
Marine larval rearing
T-011
Leech culture
Barbronia cf. weberi observation project.
T-012 · 20L
Maturing fan-feeder habitat
Intended for Green Lace; founder animals are still being sourced.
T-013 · 10g
Female guppies
T-014 · 10g
Male guppies
T-015 · 10g
Wet substrate only
No stocked animals.
T-016 · 10g
Wet substrate only
No stocked animals.
T-017 · 10g
Wet substrate only
No stocked animals.
T-018 · 10g
Wet substrate only
No stocked animals.
T-019 · 10g
Wet substrate only
No stocked animals.
T-020 · ~18g
Tangerine Tigers
Founder colony added November 1, 2026; one berried female observed.
T-021 · 20S
Unstocked system
Substrate, filter and remineralized water.
T-022 · 20S
Green-water culture
Temporary culture of suspended algae; it will move to another container when this tank is needed.
T-023 · 20S
Community guppies and rescued skirt tetras
Includes pregnant guppies.
The standard
These ranges guide our Neocaridina and adult freshwater Caridina care. Other species and larval stages need their own conditions.
The systems
Bloody Mary, Blue Diamond, Sunkist Orange, and Yellow Fire / Goldenback colonies form the breeding foundation of the room.
White captive-bred Amanos (Caridina multidentata), a provisionally identified Caridina typus group, and the new Tangerine Tiger colony support our breeding and lifecycle work.
Marine Tetraselmis chuii and a separate freshwater green-water culture are available by enquiry. The freshwater algae remain unidentified; T-022 currently holds that culture.
T-007 now houses the Blue Brazos colony, with territory establishment and behaviour under observation.
Mosses, stems, rhizomes, and floaters provide cover and feeding surfaces throughout the room.
A separate Barbronia cf. weberi observation project explores freshwater leech behaviour and feeding ecology.
Current focus
We share observations as our breeding, husbandry, and live-food cultures develop.