Orange Eye Royal Blue Tiger (OERBT)

Description:
Scientific Name: Caridina cf. cantonensis
Common Name: Orange Eye Royal Blue Tiger, OE Royal Blue Tiger, OERBT
Fully Grown Size: 1.2 inches

Orange Eye Royal Blue Tiger are popular OE type tiger in the hobby. Unlike Orange Eye Blue Tigers, Orange Eye Royal Blue Tigers have dark blue body and has no stripes. Orange Eye Royal Blue Tigers also do not produce as much culls than OEBTs.

Orange Eye Royal Blue Tigers were made by selectively breeding OEBTs without stripes. Through thew breeding process, the stripe disappeared and the blue has intensified.

A general rule of thumb of keeping shrimps is 10 shrimps per gallon. OERBTs are more aggressive than most shrimps and spend most of their time eating algae and biofilm off plants, glass, and substrate.

Orange Eye Royal Blue Tigers are intermediate to care for as they require remineralized RO water. When using fertilizer, make sure it does not contain copper as it is harmful to the shrimp’s health.

The shrimps you will receive will be juvies to sub adults which translate into 0.47 to 0.60 inches (1.2cm to 1.5cm).

Water Parameter:
Ph 6.2-6.6
TDS 120-140
GH 4-5
KH 0-1 (Best if 0)
Temperature 72-73F

Tank Set up:
Remineralized RO with SL Aqua GH Conditioner 
SL Aqua Buffering Substrate
QV-200A Sponge Filter

Diet:
SL Aqua MORE White (Rich in minerals and trace elements to promote healthy growth and molts and enhances colorations for shrimps.)
SL Aqua MORE Meat (Increases growth rate)
SL Aqua MORE Veggie (Provides a balanced diet, enhances coloration, and promotes shrimp's immunity)

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