• Orange Eye Dragonblood Caridina Shrimp with bold solid body coloration and rare orange eyes in freshwater aquarium
  • Group of Orange Eye Dragonblood Caridina Shrimp showing solid body color and unique eye trait in aquarium tank
  • Rare Orange Eye Dragonblood Caridina cantonensis, juvenile freshwater shrimp with striking orange eyes
  • Close-up of Orange Eye Dragonblood Shrimp, rare Caridina variety with strong genetics, highly sought after in the U.S
  • High-quality Orange Eye Dragonblood Caridina shrimp, rare and hard-to-find freshwater shrimp for advanced collectors
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Orange Eye Blue Dragonblood Caridina Shrimp

Orange Eye Blue Dragonblood Caridina Shrimp

$38.00 USD
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The Orange Eye Dragonblood Caridina Shrimp, sometimes referred to as the Orange Eye Blue Dragon, is an exceptionally rare freshwater shrimp prized by serious collectors. With its dappled, dramatic coloration accented by striking orange eyes, this shrimp delivers a bold and unmistakable look that stands out in any Caridina collection. Originally bred in Europe, the Orange Eye Dragonblood is still extremely hard to find in the U.S., making it a true gem for enthusiasts who want something extraordinary in their tanks. Be one of the few people in the states to own these!

Our OE Blue Dragonblood shrimp are carefully selected for their vibrant colors. Each shrimp measures between 1/4" and 3/4" and is mostly juvenile, ensuring they adapt easily to your tank’s conditions. Plus, every order is backed by our Live Arrival Guarantee—your peace of mind is our priority.

Care Tips for OE Blue Dragonblood Shrimp

To keep your OE Blue Dragonblood shrimp thriving, maintain the following water parameters:

  • pH: 6.0-6.8
  • TDS: 120
  • GH: 5-7
  • KH: 0-1
  • Temperature: 68-74°F

These shrimp prefer a stable environment with plenty of hiding spots. Use gentle filtration and consider adding live plants for natural cover. For feeding, offer a balanced diet of shrimp pellets, blanched veggies, and occasional protein treats—explore our recommended shrimp food. New to shrimp care? Check out our shrimp tank setup guide for tips.

 

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