Neocaridina Black Rili, gamba para acuarios de agua dulce con cabeza y la cola de color negro, y en el centro
\nel cuerpo transparente, incluso en algunos ejemplares el cuerpo presenta tonos azulados.
\nEs una gamba que es f\u00e1cil de adquirir y son muy sencillas de reproducir.
\nLas hembras en su fase adulta son de mayor tama\u00f1o que los machos.
\nEl grado va en funci\u00f3n de la opacidad del color homog\u00e9neo del cuerpo.
\nUna gamba adulta puede llegar a alcanzar los 3 cm de largo.<\/p>\n
Par\u00e1metros del agua recomendados:
\nGh: 3 \u2013 9
\nKh: 2 \u2013 4
\nPh: 6,4 \u2013 7,6
\nTemperatura: 23 \u2013 26
\nTDS: 90 \u2013 390<\/p>\n
ALIMENTACION Y ADITIVOS
\nPara mantener al gamba en su total esplendor la alimentaci\u00f3n debe ser de alta calidad y muy equilibrada.
\nRecomendamos, Shrimp Wafers
\nPLANTAS M\u00c1S RECOMENDABLES PARA TUS GAMBAS
\nLas gambas se muestran mucho m\u00e1s c\u00f3modas cuando introducimos plantas naturales en el acuario
\nLos musgos en concreto funcionan muy bien en simbiosis con las gambas.<\/p>\n
SUSTRATOS IDEALES
\nEste sustrato debe aportar un plus de acidez que mejorar\u00e1 notablemente la salud de tus gambas.
\nSeg\u00fan nuestra experiencia los mejores sustratos, en este sentido, son:
\nSamurai Soil
\nAF lava soil
\nGracias a ellos vas a conseguir unas gambas sanas y de vivos colores.<\/p>\n
CONVIVENCIA CON OTRAS ESPECIES
\nOtro de los factores importantes a tener en cuenta es la convivencia entre peces y gambas.
\nSi elegimos peces muy grandes se las acabar\u00e1n comiendo.
\nUna buena elecci\u00f3n son algunas variedades:
\nParacheirodon Simulans
\nHyphessobrycon Amandae
\nRasbora Brigittae
\nRasbora Maculata
\nRasbora Espei
\nRasbora Kubotai<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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\nRed Rili = $ 5800
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