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You will receive ten (10) Red Rili shrimp that have the rili pattern (color in the head and tail with a clear midsection). The Red Rili shrimp has red coloration like the Cherry shrimp. The shrimp will be healthy and near breeding age.
The Red Rili is a color morph of the cherry shrimp. It was developed around 2010 and has since been stabilized. As far as care, Red Rili shrimp accept the same conditions as cherry shrimp and other Neocaridina shrimp. Although they are bred from Cherries, due to selective breeding these shrimp are a little more sensitive to tank parameters and fluctuations. They are still, what we would consider, beginner shrimp and fairly easy to care for. Here are the parameters we use for breeding:
Below are the parameters we keep all of our Neocaridina shrimp at, specifically our Red Rili Shrimp:
Below is a list of items we use to keep and breed our Neocaridina shrimp in all of our tanks:
All 10 red rilis I bought came in happy and healthy. Highly recommend Flip Aquatics.
10 Red Rili Shrimp - Mixed
This is the second batch of ten shrimp I’ve bought from flip aquatics and all have arrived healthy. Lost one of the original twelve as they adjusted to the tank, but all of the rest are doing well. I’d definitely buy more shrimp from this seller if I had a need in the future.
There was a bit of a snafu with my order but customer service got back with me the same day and everything was resolved in a few hours. All of the shrimp arrived alive. They were stressed from shipping but that's to be expected and have since started to get a good color on them.
My shrimp arrived a day early. I recieved 13 shrimp from very tiny to almost adult sized. I asked for some smaller ones, so I was thrilled with what I got. They all look amazing. After letting their water reach my tanks temperature, and drip acclimating them, they are happily exploring their new home. They arrived with a tiny bladder snail who I added to the tank too. I figured they would enjoy an old pal from Ohio to keep them company, lol! I am so excited to watch them grow and reproduce.
