Philadelphia Shrimp Co.
Born & raised in Philly municipal water.
small family farm
in Pennsylvania.
Very small.
Natural and ethical treatment are the heart of the natural hobby. My shrimp are grown naturally in normal tank conditions without forced growth or breeding.
The Philadelphia Red Cherry Shrimp not commodities or products, but cared-for pets I enjoy sharing.
Check out the Black Bar Endlers too … they’re great companions for Cherry Shrimp. Excellent Community fish, too.
Affordable
Easy to Keep
Great for Natural Aquariums
Cherry Shrimp are cleaning up all over the world.
Cherry Shrimp Hero Stats
Avg. Lifespan
Adult size (female)
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Fun
All-American Fire Red Cherry shrimp raised locally in Philly.
Black Bar Endlers (Wild)
The Perfect Nano Fish- Includes 6 Adult Endlers
- Choice of All Males or 50-50 M/F
- Endlers shoal together and should be kept in groups of 6 or more.
Fire Red ~ Colony Pack
*Premium* Fire-Red Cherries- Twelve (12+) Adult Fire-Red Cherry shrimp (plus a few youngsters)
- Six weeks food supply … including three different foods.
- Choice of Riccia or Anacharis plants (they grow great in Philly water)
Cherry Shrimp Starter Pack
Regular Cherry Shrimp- Twelve (12+) Adult Red Cherry shrimp
- Six weeks food supply … including three different foods.
- Choice of Riccia or Anacharis plants (they grow great in Philly water)
We want your pets to thrive!
All Orders
include:
(Free!)
Sprigs or young plants from the home waters.
OPTIONAL BUT SUGGESTED: Filter squeezings for cycling/syncing your own water. Bring your shrimp's bio-buddies with them!
OPTIONAL: Free "homies" ... ie, pond snails. (They tend to eat the same food as shrimp and overpopulate, but snails do promote a happy and natural ecosystem.)
Positive Benefits of Keeping a Shrimp Tank
Studies have shown that aquariums provides relief from tension. The magic glass box lowers stress and boosts health.
Here are some positive benefits of keeping shrimp:
Best Plants for a Shrimp Tank
Actually, the title of this post is a little misleading: Cherry shrimp do well with any plant. They don’t actually eat them, but instead graze the biofilm and feed on the tiny animals that grow on them. In the process, they keep plants clean.
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