Insulated shipping box with oxygenated bags of live ghost shrimp
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Monthly Ghost Shrimp Delivery

5.0· 67 verified reviews

Pick a count and a delivery week and we ship on the same schedule every month at subscriber pricing, with free replacement on any loss.

$35

per month, cancel anytime

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  • Live arrival guarantee on every order
  • Ships Monday–Wednesday, continental US
  • Overage included to cover transit attrition
  • Feeder schedules
  • Ongoing cleanup crews
  • Set-and-forget keepers

About these shrimp

A recurring delivery of live ghost shrimp on the week you choose, at 12% below one-time pricing. Change your count, skip a month, or cancel from your account at any time.

Subscribers get first access to seasonal stock, priority handling during extreme-weather weeks, and a no-questions replacement policy on the rare loss rather than a claim process.

Every shipment follows the same conditioning, counting and packing standard as a one-time order — the schedule is the only thing that changes.

Acclimation instructions

Follow these in order. Most arrival losses that are not caused by shipping are caused by skipping step four.

  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. Bright light on top of transit stress is the most common avoidable loss.

  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

Yes. Any change made more than 48 hours before your ship day applies to the next delivery.

Customer reviews

All alive, all active

Shipped Monday, arrived Tuesday morning in a heat-packed box. Every single shrimp was swimming when I opened the bag. They were picking at my hair algae within the hour.

Danielle R. · Columbus, OH · March 2026

Perfect for a classroom tank

I run a 7th grade ecology unit and these are the ideal invertebrate to observe — transparent bodies mean the kids can literally watch digestion happen. Arrived healthy and the care sheet was genuinely useful.

Ms. Alvarez · Providence, RI · January 2026

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