Cherry shrimp Packages for sale.

Plantedshrimptank

I have some cherry shrimps to get rid of.
10 +1 in case of DOA for $15.00 shipped or 20 +2 in case of DOA for $20 (shipped). You will get mostly juveniles. These will be shipped in Kordon breather bags with moss/grass for them to hold onto during shipping. They will be in small flat rate boxes. I've sent out to New York(I am in CA) with no deaths so as long as its not too hot it should be ok. Please be aware of your temperature, if its too hot I will not be responsible for their deaths. I will replace any DOA only if you add 6 bucks more for the bigger box so I can insulate it. In case of any DOA you must take a picture of dead shrimp within 3 hours of receiving your package. I will ship only on mondays and tuesday.
I can only do two packages right now.

Plantedshrimptank

I've sent a few packages out and all arrived alive. So I've decided to guarantee all packages in case of DOA. Buyer however must still pay for shipping orI can refund the all DOA's but shipping. You must still take a picture of the DOA's within 3 hours of getting the package. Thanks for looking.

SinCrisis

what kind of shipping do you use?

Plantedshrimptank

USPS priority small flat rate boxes.

bigehugedome

Any still available? I may be interested in another week or so

Plantedshrimptank

Yeup. Just send send me a PM whenever you are ready.

lcbrent

Would these guys be okay in my tank?

55 gal.
- harlequin raboras
- zebra dianio
- Bloodfin Tetra
- black skirt tetra
- silver tip tetra
- farlowella (stick fish)
- cory catfish
- glass shrimp
Gravel substrait and plastic plant... live plant soon to come.
I've seen cherries in LFS and they are so very charming in a tank and with the added algea busting, not a bad addition. But i'd hate to add them just to have them turn into lunch.

-Lisa

Plantedshrimptank

Most of those tetras/danios will eat baby shrimp but should leave the adults alone. If you have it well planted then they should be ok. Generally if it can fit in its mouth then it's most likely they will try to eat them. Each fish has its own personality as some people have been able to keep all these fish well with shrimps and some can't. If you want to keep shrimp with fish then it should be well planted and have places for them to hide and in doing so you might be able to have a thriving colony as cherry shrimps are very very easy to breed. You will tend to lose a few babies but almost everyone who keep shrimps with fish will lose some but hopefully enough of the babies will make it to adult hood and breed again for you. Babies are also great at hiding in order to stay alive like any fry.