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Sulawesigarnelen

Caridina sp. Trimaculata DNZ

Reference G202 · Zündorfer Aquaristik

Price: €14.95
VAT included Shipping excluded
Minimum order quantity: 5 animals

This species lives in groups. We only supply it from 5 specimens upwards, so no animal ends up living alone.

Safe animal transport by animal courier

Arrival within 24h of dispatch, packed with temperature insulation.

Live arrival guarantee

Bei Versand mittels Tierkurier übernehmen wir das Versandrisiko vollständig.

28-30 °C
6-8 °dGH
4-6 °dKH
Before you order: is Caridina sp. Trimaculata DNZ right for your tank?

Animals and plants differ in their demands on water parameters, tank size and tank mates. Please check the details in the tabs below before you buy. If you are unsure, just get in touch before ordering — we are happy to advise.

Caridina sp. Trimaculata comes from Sulawesi and grows to about 3 cm. It can live up to three years; no common name has been established so far.

Care is considered difficult and requires a stable, warm Sulawesi tank. We only sell animals from our own breeding stock.

Temperature 28-30 °C
General hardness (GH) 6-8 °dGH
Carbonate hardness (KH) 4-6 °dKH
pH value8.0-8.5
Minimum tank sizefrom 20 l, better 30 l
Water flowlow, air-driven filter recommended
FeedingBiofilm, powdered and granulated shrimp food
Tank matesSpecies tank, otherwise only with other Sulawesi shrimp

We ship on working days only, by specialised animal courier, arriving within 24 hours of dispatch. The animals travel temperature-insulated and watertight, packed to suit the outside temperature.

Shipping methodTierkurier (24h)
Free shippingFrom  €190 order value (animal courier), or from  €79 for invertebrates/goods
Live arrival guaranteeYes — we carry the shipping risk
PackagingInsulated box, oxygen-rich bag, seasonal heat/cool packs
Brand Zündorfer Aquaristik
ReferenceG202
In stock 133 Items
Minimum order quantity5

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