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An awesome new shrimp at The Shrimp Farm soon.

Preorder this easy to care for neo species and enjoy one of the most unique looking shrimp out there to date!!

Carbon Rili Shrimp For Sale

We have a small quantity of the Green shrimp now available. Seems almost everyday we have emails asking when we will have these ready.

Green Shrimp

These two pics are of new ghost shrimp larvae. They are only about 1/8" long. The interesting thing about these young, are they have no legs yet, and float around with the current, UPSIDE DOWN.

Very cool to watch....BUT HARD TO SEE!!!!

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Free Shrimp Could be Yours!!!

The Shrimp Farm is pleased to announce a permanently lowered price on it's FIRE RED CHERRY SHRIMP!! We've gone from $89.99 for 10....down to $69.99 for 10 Fire Red Adults.
Check them out here.

Hi all!

The Shrimp Farm is extremely excited to now offer The Red Rili Shrimp. What an exciting "look" this shrimp has. Check it out here and let us know what you think!

The Red Rili Shrimp

As always we are working hard to add to the varieties of shrimp we have to offer! The latest shrimp we are adding to our shrimp farm is the Caridina babaulti "green" shrimp. This is quite exiting for us, especially for those folks who like to keep their planted tank pure by not adding colorful [...]

One of the newest shrimp that we offer in the Dwarf Shrimp Store are Fire Red Cherry Shrimp, and we are often asked what exactly they are. Well, the answer is simple!

Fire Red Cherry Shrimp are simply Red Cherry Shrimp that have been selectively bred to display bright and vibrant red color. Continue Reading

As some of you know I am an avid gardener (see my Vegetable Garden Blog). Well, over the last few days I have decided to try a new food from the garden for my Dwarf Shrimp. Continue Reading

There has been a recent flood of wild caught shrimp to the American market as of late and many of these shrimp are difficult to identify. There are many wild shrimp that have not been scientifically described yet and many described shrimp that are new to the Dwarf Shrimp hobby. Continue Reading