SULAWESI YELLOW NOSE SHRIMP

The Yellow Nose Sulawesi Shrimp (Caridina cf. babaulti), renowned for its striking yellow nose and unique coloration, is a freshwater shrimp species native to Sulawesi, Indonesia. Proper care is crucial to ensure these shrimp thrive in an aquarium. Here’s a detailed guide to keeping Yellow Nose Sulawesi Shrimp: Tank Size and Setup Tank Size: A minimum of 10 gallons is recommended for a small group of Yellow Nose Sulawesi Shrimp. Larger tanks, such as 20 gallons or more, provide better stability in water parameters and more space for exploration. Aquascape: Mimic their natural habitat with rocks, driftwood, and caves to provide hiding spots and exploration areas. Smooth lava rocks and ceramic decorations are ideal. Include both open spaces and covered areas to accommodate their natural behaviors. Substrate: Use a dark, fine-grained substrate like sand or fine gravel. Avoid substrates with sharp edges that could injure the shrimp. Plants: Although not essential, hardy, low-light pla