A dense school of translucent live ghost shrimp glowing against a dark blue background
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Live Ghost Shrimp 100 Count

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100 Count, 100 count

$128.99

  • Ships Mon-Wed from Florida · Wednesday preferred
  • Live arrival guaranteed
  • Free expedited shipping
Palaemonetes paludosusShips from New Smyrna Beach, Florida · Mon to Wed

Volume pricing for keepers running a feeder holding tank, a heavily planted display, or a weekend of premium live bait.

$128.99

$1.29 each

Free expedited shipping

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  • Live arrival guaranteed
  • Ships Mon, Tue and Wed (Wednesday preferred), continental US
  • Care and policy information available before arrival
  • Feeder colonies
  • Large planted tanks
  • Anglers

Best for

Live food for pufferfish, cichlids, seahorse keepers and anglers, plus multi-tank setups.

How many

Buy enough for a week or two of feedings and hold extras in a separate, cycled holding tank.

From order to tank

  1. 1Order your pack. Orders placed before noon Eastern on Wednesday will most likely ship that same week.
  2. 2We ship Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday from New Smyrna Beach, Florida, so boxes do not sit over a weekend.
  3. 3Open the box on arrival, float the bag to match temperature, then drip acclimate.
  4. 4Net the shrimp into a cycled tank with cover. Never pour shipping water into the aquarium.

Compare

Feeder use compared with clean-up use

Feeder use compared with clean-up use
FeederClean-up crew
GoalLive food for puffers, cichlids and other predatorsGraze leftovers and biofilm in community tanks
Typical size100 or 250 packs for repeat feedings25 pack or the Clean-Up Crew bundle
HoldingA separate holding tank keeps extras healthyLive in the display tank with cover

Common mistake: Shipping into extreme heat or cold without checking the forecast. Check your local weather for delivery day before you order.

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About these shrimp

Live freshwater ghost shrimp (Palaemonetes paludosus), 100 count. The tier where per-shrimp pricing drops meaningfully, built for keepers who go through shrimp on a schedule.

Ships from New Smyrna Beach, Florida. We ship Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, with Wednesday preferred. Orders placed before noon Eastern on Wednesday will most likely ship that same week.

Live arrival guaranteed. See our policies page for claim requirements and coverage.

Acclimation instructions

Follow these steps to help your shrimp adjust to their new aquarium.

  1. 1

    Open the box immediately

    Unpack on arrival, even if the tank is not ready. Float nothing yet. First look at the bag and note any casualties for a guarantee claim within 4 hours of delivery.

  2. 2

    Dim the lights

    Turn off the aquarium light and work in low light for the next hour. Keep lighting gentle during acclimation.

  3. 3

    Temperature match

    Float the sealed bag in the tank for 20–30 minutes so the shipping water reaches tank temperature. Do not open the bag during this step.

  4. 4

    Drip acclimate for 60–90 minutes

    Pour the shrimp and their water into a clean container and drip tank water in at 2–3 drops per second until the volume has roughly tripled.

  5. 5

    Net them across

    Move the shrimp with a soft net or cup. Never pour shipping water into your aquarium, it carries ammonia from the trip.

  6. 6

    Leave them alone

    Add a piece of blanched vegetable or a bit of biofilm-rich moss, keep the light off for the rest of the day, and skip feeding heavily for 24 hours.

Compatibility

Safe tank mates

  • Neocaridina (cherry) shrimp
  • Amano shrimp
  • Nerite, mystery and ramshorn snails
  • Small tetras, rasboras and danios
  • Corydoras and otocinclus catfish
  • Guppies, endlers and platies
  • Kuhli loaches
  • Planted community tanks

Will eat them

  • Cichlids of any size
  • Bettas with a high prey drive
  • Goldfish and larger barbs
  • Crayfish and freshwater lobsters
  • Large gouramis and angelfish
Full tank mate compatibility guide

Questions about this product

If they are feeders, yes. A cycled 10–20 gallon holding tank with a sponge filter and light feeding keeps them healthy for months and gut-loads them before use.

Stocking a pond?

Pond packs come in 500, 1,000 and 2,500 shrimp.

See pond packs

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