Plamski is a well respected US aquatics hobbyist with over 14+ years of experience with ornamental shrimp, who decided to use his incredibly diverse background ranging from chef to engineer to design his own line of quality shrimp food and supplements to better care for his own critters. All ingredients are organic, non-GMO, and thoroughly vetted for quality. Some of the premium herbs used in the ingredients are sourced from a specialized private mountain farm in Bulgaria. He personally tests each batch of food prior to distribution to ensure consistent quality. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

De Terra should be used as a staple food source for Neocaridina and Tiger shrimps. This food contains important nutrients needed for healthy and balanced growth, vibrant coloration and prolific reproduction for freshwater dwarf shrimp. 

De Terra is made from land based ingredients. The proteins and essential amino acids from animals ensure balanced growth. Dietary fiber from various leaves and barks supports healthy digestion. Vitamins and vital substances from different types of herbs and vegetables support metabolism. ß-glucan from yeasts supports the body's own defense. Premium shrimp food made in USA. Guarantee: No artificial coloring or preservatives.
This food is also ideal for feeding crayfish, dwarf crayfish (CPOs), crabs and snails. 


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Plamski’s De Terra

This slow growing rarer moss looks mildly like rock candy sticks once it starts growing out. These should be tied or glued to hardscape immediately and are overall sensitive compared to other mosses. Each $5 portion will roughly cover the surface of a large coin when the sticks are lined up.

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Nice rarer moss that somewhat looks like green rock candy sticks.

 Hookeriaceae Moss

Bloody Mary shrimp are jewels that are among the most underappreciated shrimp in the hobby as they are often confused with or overshadowed by the more commonly known Cherry Shrimp. Hobbyists should take special note that Bloody Mary are not a grade of Cherry Shrimp. To our knowledge, Bloody Mary’s are a different selectively bred line of Neocaridina shrimp, best differentiated by having translucent red shell as opposed to “painted” red shell for Cherries. We also observe dark vibrant red (hence the “bloody”) in Bloody Mary Shrimp whereas Cherries have an orange undertone to their redness. 

However, as people selectively breed Bloody Mary for fuller shells, they both appear “painted” and thus are even harder to differentiate. Our Bloody Mary shrimp at the highest grades maintain a ruby red to dark red outer shell between individuals. These are highly resilient, prolific and look phenomenal in both light or dark substrates.


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High Grade Bloody Mary Shrimp Neocaridina

Bloody Mary Shrimp

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Large Gold Mystery snails, great active pet for tank maintenance. Very effective at cleaning algae off tanks and leftover foods. 

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Medium Gold Mystery Snail

Our Yellow Shrimp are very consistent, with the rare culls being only slightly less yellow than we’d like. They often have the racing stripes, which therefore gives them other nicknames such as “24k” and/or “Golden backs”. There are mixed reviews on Yellow Shrimp being harder to breed or not as hardy compared to other Neocaridinas, but we have not observed this from our particular stock. Within the 1-2 years we’ve had them, they have caught up to the rest of our tanks and are hardy and prolific. They do seem somewhat skittish, being sensitive to sudden movements. The bright yellow will add a great splash of color to a planted tank with dark/black substrate.

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High Grade Yellow Shrimp
Neocaridina
24k Golden back racing stripe

Yellow Shrimp

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Bucephalandra is an increasingly popular plant in the aquarium hobby due to their wide variety, unique coloration, overall hardiness and ease of maintenance. All of the many species of this plant are found in Borneo, one of the largest islands in the world and part of Malaysia and Indonesia. 

Bucephalandra are rheophytic (lives in fast flowing waters with changing water levels), making them suitable for both emersed and immersed environments. They propagate through rhizomes and thus do best with hardscapes to attach to. They are slow growing and come in many leaf structure varieties and colors. 

Silver Green is a unique Bucephalandra that is exceptionally notable for displaying a shiny light green hue with smaller leaves. 


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Silver Green Bucephalandra

Bucephalandra is an increasingly popular plant in the aquarium hobby due to their wide variety, unique coloration, overall hardiness and ease of maintenance. All of the many species of this plant are found in Borneo, one of the largest islands in the world and part of Malaysia and Indonesia. 

Bucephalandra are rheophytic (lives in fast flowing waters with changing water levels), making them suitable for both emersed and immersed environments. They propagate through rhizomes and thus do best with hardscapes to attach to. They are slow growing and come in many leaf structure varieties and colors. 

Godzilla is a popular Bucephalandra that is exceptionally notable for its lizard green hues, red stems and grows somewhat more vertically than other buces.

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Godzilla Bucephalandra

Bucephalandra is an increasingly popular plant in the aquarium hobby due to their wide variety, unique coloration, overall hardiness and ease of maintenance. All of the many species of this plant are found in Borneo, one of the largest islands in the world and part of Malaysia and Indonesia. 

Bucephalandra are rheophytic (lives in fast flowing waters with changing water levels), making them suitable for both emersed and immersed environments. They propagate through rhizomes and thus do best with hardscapes to attach to. They are slow growing and come in many leaf structure varieties and colors. 

Super Red is a popular Bucephalandra that is exceptionally notable for displaying a wide range of light to dark green leaves with bright red stems and grows as moderately dense clumps.


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Super Red Bucephalandra

This slow growing rarer moss extends fern/fan-like fronds that provides great volume over time, which will provide great shelter for shrimplets. These should be tied or glued to hardscape immediately and are overall sensitive compared to other mosses. Each $5 portion will roughly cover the surface of a large coin when the sticks are lined up.

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Cameroon Moss

Joe of Meadowview Aquatics is a USA based aquatics hobbyist who has kept fish tanks since he was a child. As a shrimp keeping veteran of 10+ years, he launched Meadowview Aquatics in 2017 specializing in ornamental dwarf shrimp and aquarium hobby supplies. All food products are certified organic or lab produced, dehydrated, and temperature controlled. He also supports local businesses by sourcing his premium shrimp food ingredients from local farmers. Joe is food safe certified due to his background as a former chef, and personally tests each batch of food before distribution. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

Humate dust is an all natural blend of fulvic and humic acids. It is intended to increase the quality of life for all living things in your aquarium thus creating a healthy ecological balance. It feeds the shrimp and plants but also microscopic flora and fauna such as zooplankton.It can increase metabolism, growth rate, immunity and overall vitality of the shrimp. While reducing stress and feeding good bacteria in your aquarium.Humates are necessary for proper digestion, growth, nutrient uptake and The fulvic acid is derived from 100% organic vegetable matter. Decomposed under controlled conditions and fulvic acid is extracted.


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Meadowview’s Humate Dust Premium Shrimp Supplement

Meadowview’s Humate Dust

Joe of Meadowview Aquatics is a USA based aquatics hobbyist who has kept fish tanks since he was a child. As a shrimp keeping veteran of 10+ years, he launched Meadowview Aquatics in 2017 specializing in ornamental dwarf shrimp and aquarium hobby supplies. All food products are certified organic or lab produced, dehydrated, and temperature controlled. He also supports local businesses by sourcing his premium shrimp food ingredients from local farmers. Joe is food safe certified due to his background as a former chef, and personally tests each batch of food before distribution. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

Mulberry Pollen Munch is a leaf and pollen based shrimp food. Mulberry is a great source of calcium among other vitamins and minerals. Bee pollen is well known for its amino acids, enzymes, carotenoids, vitamins and minerals beneficial for all life and helpful in encouraging shrimp breeding.


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Meadowview’s Mulberry Pollen Munch Premium Shrimp Food

Meadowview’s Mulberry Pollen Munch

This extendable, durable shrimp net is the only one we use for our shrimp tanks, and we’ve tested several over the years. The square soft net design allows for easy and safe capturing of shrimp far more easily than any conventional nets. 

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Small Telescopic Shrimp Net

Plamski is a well respected US aquatics hobbyist with over 14+ years of experience with ornamental shrimp, who decided to use his incredibly diverse background ranging from chef to engineer to design his own line of quality shrimp food and supplements to better care for his own critters. All ingredients are organic, non-GMO, and thoroughly vetted for quality. Some of the premium herbs used in the ingredients are sourced from a specialized private mountain farm in Bulgaria. He personally tests each batch of food prior to distribution to ensure consistent quality. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

LUSH S&P Shrimp & Plants is a complete fertilizer specially formulated for freshwater planted aquariums accommodating shrimp and snails. 

This fertilizer does not contain copper as it is toxic to shrimp in high concentration. All micro and macro elements are dosed precisely to achieve proper plant growth without affecting shrimp and snail health.


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Plamski’s Lush Fertilizer for Shrimp & Plants

Plamski’s Lush Fertilizer

Cherry Shrimp are the mascots of the shrimp keeping hobby and are worthy of their fame. They come in a wide variety of grading, readily available, extremely prolific and the bright red coloration makes for a solid first choice for new shrimp keepers. It is generally known that if you’re unable to keep Cherry shrimp alive, you should re-investigate your water and tank conditions before proceeding with any other shrimp. Note that Bloody Mary Shrimp are not the same as Cherry Shrimp. 

We wanted to provide more approachable lower grade shrimp that are suitable for beginning hobbyists. These cherry shrimp range from the lowest grade “Cherry” (usually males), to high grade “Fire Red” (often females), thus we felt it best to label them as an average of “Sakura” grade. These are kept with Endler hybrids, and are very prolific and hardy, making for great starter shrimp. 


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Cherry to Sakura to Fire Red grade Cherry Shrimp

Sakura Grade Cherry Shrimp

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Joe of Meadowview Aquatics is a USA based aquatics hobbyist who has kept fish tanks since he was a child. As a shrimp keeping veteran of 10+ years, he launched Meadowview Aquatics in 2017 specializing in ornamental dwarf shrimp and aquarium hobby supplies. All food products are certified organic or lab produced, dehydrated, and temperature controlled. He also supports local businesses by sourcing his premium shrimp food ingredients from local farmers. Joe is food safe certified due to his background as a former chef, and personally tests each batch of food before distribution. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

Baby Bites is a powdered shrimplet specific food. Some baby shrimp are comfortable hiding away in a nook of your aquarium. This is to keep them safe. It is important for them to also get proper nutrition. This powdered food is a complete food designed to promote growth and all of the protein is algae and vegetable based so it will not foul the water as easily as other powdered foods.

It can be fed up to twice a day in small amounts depending on the age and size of the shrimp colony. As with all new foods, starts with less and slowly increase quantity.
 
Ingredients like the lactobacillus blend aid in proper digestion, while beta glucans derived from organic oat seed help boost shrimp immunity. Essential amino acids, fatty acids, proteins, vitamins and minerals are provided by the remaining high quality ingredients.


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Meadowview’s Baby Bites Premium Shrimp Food for Shrimplets

Meadowview’s Baby Bites

Indian almond leaves are popular supplemental choices in the shrimp keeping hobby as they provide an array of benefits. They provide additional foraging surface area for shrimp to feed off of, leaks tannins which contain antibacterial properties into the water, provide hiding places from strong light and stress, all while providing a natural and aesthetic look to your tank.

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Great hiding and foraging surface area for shrimp. Releases tannins with antibacterial properties.

Indian Almond Leaf

Plamski is a well respected US aquatics hobbyist with over 14+ years of experience with ornamental shrimp, who decided to use his incredibly diverse background ranging from chef to engineer to design his own line of quality shrimp food and supplements to better care for his own critters. All ingredients are organic, non-GMO, and thoroughly vetted for quality. Some of the premium herbs used in the ingredients are sourced from a specialized private mountain farm in Bulgaria. He personally tests each batch of food prior to distribution to ensure consistent quality. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

We provide a variety pack in 10 gram portions of his products that will provide your shrimp with optimal health benefits for your convenience. Please refer to each product’s specific page for more details on their respective benefits and information. 


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Plamski’s Premium Variety Shrimp Food Pack

Joe of Meadowview Aquatics is a USA based aquatics hobbyist who has kept fish tanks since he was a child. As a shrimp keeping veteran of 10+ years, he launched Meadowview Aquatics in 2017 specializing in ornamental dwarf shrimp and aquarium hobby supplies. All food products are certified organic or lab produced, dehydrated, and temperature controlled. He also supports local businesses by sourcing his premium shrimp food ingredients from local farmers. Joe is food safe certified due to his background as a former chef, and personally tests each batch of food before distribution. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

Old Sea Mineral Stones are hardened pieces of mironekuton clay from Japan, which help to stabilize Ph, improve water clarity, contribute to ecological balance, aid in healthy shrimp molting and increases baby survival rate.

It provides 66 minerals and essentials to for beneficial bacterias and microfauna. Meadowview uses Old Sea Mineral Stone in every single tank and experienced a better shrimplet survival rate as a result. It can also be used as a substrate additive in initial tank set up or added to tank after set up.


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Meadowview’s Old Sea Mineral Stones Premium Shrimp Supplement

Meadowview’s Old Sea Mineral Stones

Bucephalandra is an increasingly popular plant in the aquarium hobby due to their wide variety, unique coloration, overall hardiness and ease of maintenance. All of the many species of this plant are found in Borneo, one of the largest islands in the world and part of Malaysia and Indonesia. 

Bucephalandra are rheophytic (lives in fast flowing waters with changing water levels), making them suitable for both emersed and immersed environments. They propagate through rhizomes and thus do best with hardscapes to attach to. They are slow growing and come in many leaf structure varieties and colors. 

Broad Red is a popular Bucephalandra that is exceptionally notable for displaying a wide range of light to dark green full open leaves with bright red stems.


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Broad Red Bucephalandra

This dual sponge filter is among the most popular budget filters for shrimp tanks and is highly reliable due to its simplicity. It does not rely on a clunky weighted base that takes up more surface area, reliable simple design that still allows for some flexibility such as the extendable height and provides foraging/hiding area for smaller shrimp.

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Medium Dual Sponge Filter

Plamski is a well respected US aquatics hobbyist with over 14+ years of experience with ornamental shrimp, who decided to use his incredibly diverse background ranging from chef to engineer to design his own line of quality shrimp food and supplements to better care for his own critters. All ingredients are organic, non-GMO, and thoroughly vetted for quality. Some of the premium herbs used in the ingredients are sourced from a specialized private mountain farm in Bulgaria. He personally tests each batch of food prior to distribution to ensure consistent quality. Thus, we confidently guarantee quality products for your aquatic critters. 

De Mari should be used as a staple food source for Neocaridina and Tiger shrimps. This food contains important nutrients needed for healthy and balanced growth, vibrant coloration and prolific reproduction for freshwater dwarf shrimp. 

De Mar is made from aquatic based ingredients. Proteins and essential amino acids from animals ensure balanced growth. Dietary fiber from sea weeds and spirulina guarantees healthy digestion. Vitamins and vital substances from different types of algae support metabolism. ß-glucan from yeasts supports the body's own defense. Premium shrimp food made in the USA. Guarantee: No artificial coloring or preservatives.
This food is also ideal for feeding crayfish, dwarf crayfish (CPOs), crabs and snails. 

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Plamski’s De Mari

This fast growing moss is reminiscent to plastic Easter grass and provides among the best for removing nitrates, providing microorganisms and hiding spaces for shrimplets and fry. These are virtually indestructible in any normal water conditions as well. The cons are that they can get uncontrollable, with small pieces littering the tank in places you may not want them in, and can create dead spots of organic wastes stuck within or underneath it’s bushy foliage. Thus, it is also susceptible to hair algae that may become inseparable to remove. Each $5 portion will form a moderately packed tennis ball size.


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Subwassertang Moss

This extendable, durable fish net is the only one we use for our fish tanks, and we’ve tested several over the years. The circular soft net design allows for easy and safe capturing of fish far more easily than any conventional nets. 

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Medium Telescopic Fish Net

There are mixed sentiments between hobbyists on whether culls should be sold, particularly among purist breeders who wish to elevate the hobby by improving the quality of available shrimp rather than diluting it by circulating undesirable traits. 

We generally understand this principle, and attempted to cull our shrimps by placing them into our Synodontis Lucipinnis Catfish tank where we completely expected them to be food. Surprisingly, the catfish largely ignore and possibly do not even eat the shrimplets. As a result, the population of shrimp in this tank boomed and contains a wide variety of coloration with a majority being “wild” such as light green to brown, speckled, but also a minority being bright orange, red, green, blue, etc as they are culls from our main tanks. 

Note that your order will be random colors, with the majority being “wild” colors, and a minority being colorful that will reflect the ratio of our tanks. We unfortunately cannot take requests to handpick specific colors from this tank. 

We recognize that hobbyists have different reasons for why they wish to consider shrimp. Some may be unconcerned with quality and coloration as they are intended to be food for their livestock, or are satisfied with “janitor” shrimp that maintains their current tank, or even appreciate the more natural wild coloration. Thus, we chose to offer these as an approachable means of trying shrimp for new hobbyists that may not be willing to deep dive into the hobby from the start. 


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Feeder food shrimp 
janitor shrimp
Wild shrimp
Mixed cull shrimp


Mixed Cull Shrimp

Cherry Shrimp are the mascots of the shrimp keeping hobby and are worthy of their fame. They come in a wide variety of grading, readily available, extremely prolific and the bright red coloration makes for a solid first choice for new shrimp keepers. It is generally known that if you’re unable to keep Cherry shrimp alive, you should re-investigate your water and tank conditions before proceeding with any other shrimp. Note that Bloody Mary Shrimp are not the same as Cherry Shrimp. 

Our High Grade Cherry Shrimps are the offsprings of award winning Cherry Shrimp from AE 2018 and they range from Fire Red to Painted Fire Red. You should not expect that your purchased Cherry shrimp will all be PFRs, but rather a mix of ultimately fire red and above shrimp. Their bright red coloration works well for any color substrate, but we feel they contrast best against bright green planted tank with dark/black substrate. 


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High Grade Painted Fire Red Cherry Shrimp

Painted Fire Red Cherry Shrimp

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This extendable, durable shrimp net is the only one we use for our shrimp tanks, and we’ve tested several over the years. The square soft net design allows for easy and safe capturing of shrimp far more easily than any conventional nets. 


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Medium Telescopic Shrimp Net

This medium speed growing moss extends thicker bushy fronds that provide great volume over time, which will provide great shelter for shrimplets. While they are quicker to grow than other mosses, they can experience large die offs if conditions aren’t met. Each $5 portion will form a moderately packed golf ball size.

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Giant Willow Moss

Green Jades are the relatively newer selectively bred Neocaridina available to the hobby. We offer these Green Jades on behalf of a local breeder. They have been maintained in our own tanks for at least 2 months for observation and quality determination. We see that these are generally mid grades on average and are not part of our own Green Jade line. 

You should note that Green Jades are overall not as stable compared to other Neocaridina and there are varieties of green hues that may suit your preferences more. These Green Jades range from brown-green to yellow-green and are typically on the darker end for hue. Thus, please be advised of this fact if you are looking for a brighter yellow-green that others may offer. As these are darker Green Jades, we recommend a light to brown substrate, with non-dark green plants such as buces so that they are showcased better.


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