
Shrimp
Yellow Rili Shrimp
Neocaridina davidi
- Care level
- Easy
- Temperament
- Peaceful
- Adult size
- 3cm
- Water
- pH 6.5–8 · 20–26 °C
- Origin
- Selectively bred
Livestock delivery £20.00 by specialist courier, one charge per order · free on orders over £100 · local options shown at checkout
About this shrimp
A Neocaridina rili-pattern shrimp: bright yellow on the head and tail with a clear section in between, so every shrimp looks a little different. Hardy, busy grazers that help keep surfaces clear of algae and biofilm.
Care
Hardy and beginner-friendly. Keep in a fully cycled, mature tank of 20 litres or more at 20–26 °C, pH 6.5–8.0 and GH 6–10; most UK tap water is fine once dechlorinated. Use a sponge filter or a sponge over the intake, add moss or plants to graze, change 10–20% of the water weekly, and drip-acclimatise slowly on arrival. Never add copper-based medicines. Keep one colour per tank to keep the pattern true.
Feeding
Grazes biofilm and algae all day. Add a small pinch of shrimp food or blanched spinach or courgette every day or two and remove leftovers after a couple of hours.
Quick answers
- What water does Yellow Rili Shrimp need?
- Yellow Rili Shrimp does best at 20–26 °C with a pH of 6.5–8.
- How big does Yellow Rili Shrimp get?
- Yellow Rili Shrimp grows to about 3 cm.
- Is Yellow Rili Shrimp easy to keep?
- Yes. Yellow Rili Shrimp is rated easy and suits beginners with a cycled, stable aquarium.
- Is Yellow Rili Shrimp peaceful?
- Yes. Yellow Rili Shrimp is peaceful and suits a calm aquarium with compatible tank mates.
- How much is delivery for Yellow Rili Shrimp?
- Yellow Rili Shrimp is sent by specialist livestock courier anywhere in the UK for £20 per order, or free on orders of £100 or more.
Delivery & returns
Livestock is sent by specialist courier. Please be at home to receive it and check it on arrival. Full details are in our delivery and returns terms.
Reviews
No reviews yet. Every review here comes from a verified buyer, so if you've had Yellow Rili Shrimp from us, yours could be the first.


