Golden Back Yellow Shrimp are a popular choice among freshwater aquarium enthusiasts due to their bright yellow coloration and ease of care. Here’s a detailed overview of these fascinating shrimp:

1. **Appearance**:

   - **Body Color**: They are known for their vibrant yellow bodies, which can range from a pale yellow to a deep, golden hue.

   - **Back Stripe**: A distinctive golden stripe runs along their back, making them stand out even more in an aquarium.

2. **Size**: Golden Back Yellow Shrimp typically grow to about 1-1.5 inches in length.

3. **Temperament**: These shrimp are peaceful and can be kept with other non-aggressive species. They are excellent for community tanks but should not be housed with large or predatory fish.

4. **Water Conditions**:

   - **Temperature**: 65-80°F (18-27°C)

   - **pH**: 6.5-8.0

   - **Hardness**: Soft to moderately hard water is preferred.

   - **Environment**: They thrive in well-planted tanks with plenty of hiding spots. Low to moderate water flow is ideal.

5. **Diet**:

   - **Basic Diet**: They are omnivores and can be fed high-quality shrimp pellets or flakes.

   - **Supplements**: Supplement their diet with blanched vegetables (like zucchini or spinach), algae wafers, and occasional protein-rich foods like bloodworms.

6. **Breeding**:

   - **Easy Breeders**: Golden Back Yellow Shrimp breed readily in home aquariums.

   - **Reproduction**: Females carry eggs under their abdomen until they hatch into miniature versions of adult shrimp.

   - **Fry Care**: Young shrimp (fry) can be left in the main tank if there are plenty of hiding spots. Otherwise, a breeding box can be used.

7. **Care**:

   - **Maintenance**: Regular water changes and good filtration are essential to maintain water quality.

   - **Tank Mates**: Ideal tank mates include small, peaceful fish and other non-aggressive invertebrates. Avoid keeping them with larger, predatory fish.

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