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Welcome to Garage Aquatics, where passion meets quality! Our collage showcases the vibrant beauty of the fish and invertebrates we offer, all sourced from top breeders in Thailand. Whether you're a seasoned aquarist or just starting your journey, we take pride in providing healthy, high-quality aquatic life for your tanks.

Take a look at our collection and get inspired to create your own stunning underwater world! 🌿🐠✨

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FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more.

"What You See is What You Get" collection?

With our "What You See is What You Get" collection, you can view the exact fish you'll be receiving. Each fish is photographed individually, so you know exactly what you're purchasing before it arrives at your door.

Do you offer a live arrival guarantee?

Yes! We offer a 100% live arrival guarantee. Our fish are shipped directly from our collections with care, and we stand behind their quality. If your fish arrive in poor condition, please contact us within 24 hours with a photo, and we’ll provide a replacement or refund, as per our terms and conditions.

What is the Direct from Farm collection?

The Direct from Farm collection is our preorder system where you can select fish directly from our farm in Thailand. Because we carefully source each fish, this process takes a little longerβ€”approximately 2 weeks for the fish to arrive from Thailand and another week for quarantine before being shipped to you. This ensures that your fish are healthy and acclimated before they reach your aquarium.

How do I care for my new fish once they arrive?

When your fish arrive, it’s important to acclimate them gradually to your tank’s water temperature. Ensure your aquarium is fully cycled and that water parameters (temperature, pH, ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate levels) are stable. If you need any tips on setting up your tank or caring for your fish, feel free to reach out!

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Frequently Bought Together

Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Black King Kong Extreme (Caridina) Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Crystal Red Shrimp (Caridina)Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Blue Bolt A/S Grade Shrimp (Caridina)Live Freshwater Aquarium Shrimp Black Galaxy Pinto (Caridina)
Total price:
$176.00

Complete your shrimp setup

Food & live plants

Food and plants for a shrimp colony.

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Hikari Shrimp Cuisine
Food

Hikari Shrimp Cuisine

Shrimp diet for regular feeding.

Details & care β†’
$29.00
Java Moss - 2 OZ CUP
Live plant

Java Moss - 2 OZ CUP

Grazing space and cover for baby shrimp.

Details & care β†’
$8.00
Water Spangles (Salvinia minima)
Floating plant

Water Spangles (Salvinia minima)

Pulls nitrate and shades the tank.

Details & care β†’
$5.99

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Garage Aquatics care sheet

Caridina Shrimp Care Sheet

Crystal, bee, king kong and pinto shrimp need soft, stable water. These are the targets on our shrimp listings.

Temperature68–74Β°FCool and stable
pH6.2–6.8Buffering substrate
GH / KH4–6 / 0–2Soft water
TDS100–130Check with a TDS meter

What your shrimp need

A mature, cycled tank with soft water and buffering substrate.

Must haves
Mature tankFully cycled with biofilm on the glass and decor
SubstrateBuffering substrate to hold pH low
Soft waterGH 4–6, KH 0–2, TDS 100–130
FilterSponge filter that baby shrimp can't get sucked into
Keep in mind
MossGrazing space and cover for babies
Tank matesA shrimp-only tank is safest
No copperMany meds and fertilizers harm shrimp
No saltNever use aquarium salt with shrimp
Slow is everything. Drip acclimate for an hour or more. Fast water changes cause most shrimp losses.
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Caridina or Neocaridina?
New to shrimp?

Caridina or Neocaridina?

Our guide helps you pick the right shrimp for your water.

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Shrimp FAQsCommon care questions

Simple answers to help you feel ready for your new shrimp.

What water do Caridina need?

Soft water: GH 4–6, KH 0–2, TDS 100–130, pH 6.2–6.8 and 68–74Β°F.

How should I acclimate them?

Drip acclimate for an hour or more. Going slow matters more than anything else.

Can I keep shrimp with fish?

Most fish eat baby shrimp. A shrimp-only tank works best.

Can I use aquarium salt?

No. Salt harms shrimp.

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