Freshwater Shrimp & Snails in Broken Arrow & Tulsa, OK
Colorful Neocaridina, algae-grazing Amanos, snails, and other invertebrates appear as shipments arrive. Check what is in stock below, or see our weekly arrivals for the newest additions.
Shrimp and snails in the online shop
Live inventory from our store.
Sera Snail Collect
The sera snail collect is excellently suited for reducing strongly multiplying snails in aquariums. Snails are lured into the trap by some…
Shrimp Feed
Shrimp Feed — Powdered Food for Freshwater Shrimp, Snails & Aquarium Grazers Give your aquarium’s grazers more variety with a thoughtfully…
Shrimp care starts with stable water
Shrimp do best in an established, stable aquarium. Plan around water chemistry, plenty of plants and hiding places, and tankmates that will not treat them as a snack. Bring your tank details when you visit and we will help you choose.
Care guides
Shrimp questions
What is the easiest freshwater shrimp for beginners?
Cherry shrimp (Neocaridina) are the usual first choice because they are hardy, breed readily, and tolerate a range of conditions. Amano shrimp are another popular pick, mainly for algae grazing.
Can I keep shrimp with fish?
Sometimes. Many fish will eat baby shrimp, and some will eat adults. Small peaceful fish and plenty of plants and hiding spots help, but it depends on the species. Tell us your fish and we will give you an honest answer.
Are shrimp sensitive to copper and medications?
Yes. Copper is toxic to shrimp and snails, and some fish medications and plant treatments contain it. Always check labels before dosing a tank that has invertebrates.
How should I add new shrimp to my tank?
Slowly. Float the bag to match temperature, then drip acclimate over an hour or more so they adjust to your water chemistry. Sudden changes are a common cause of shrimp losses.
Do you ship live shrimp?
Livestock shipping depends on the item and weather. Call 918-578-9142 or check the product page for current options, or pick up in store in Broken Arrow.
Shrimp for your tank?
Call 918-578-9142 or bring your tank details and we will help you pick shrimp and tankmates that work together.
★★★★★Absolutely love Fins for Grins! If you’re looking for healthy, quality fish and beautiful aquatic plants, this is the place. Every fish I’ve purchased has been healthy, active, and thriving. Their aquatic plant selection is incredible and such great quality compared to big box stores. What really sets them apart though is the staff. Everyone has been so kind, patient, and genuinely knowledgeable every time I’ve gone in. You can tell they truly care about the hobby and helping people succeed with their tanks. So thankful to have a local fish store like this in Broken Arrow. Highly recommend!
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LIndsey C.5 months ago★★★★★Amazing store and outstanding customer service! I brought my three-year-old son, and the wonderful lady who helped us was incredibly kind, patient, and attentive. She listened to exactly what we needed and even let my son use the net to pick out his own fish! Such a special experience that made his day. It’s rare to find customer service this exceptional. Highly, highly recommend! We will definitely be back! Thank you so ma’am
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William Williama week ago★★★★★We absolutely love this Fins for Grins- the staff are knowledgeable and personable: and so incredibly kind and helpful. My husband and I recently bought a Pleco- he is doing wonderfully… but we also bought some plants when we were there. Attached to one of the plants? Was a Yo-yo Loach. Unbeknownst to us, and I’m sure: the staff of Fins for Grins. Said Loach- would not work in our current tank, as the fish we have: would eat him. So… my crazy husband and I: went and bought a whole new tank - and some friends for our new fish family member ❤️ He now has other loaches, an angel fish, mollies, neon tetras, and a guppy; to keep him company. All because he accidentally found his way into our plant bag. Thank you: Fins for Grins- for the accidental fish family member. We will absolutely be back! (In the picture: he is currently getting acclimated to the temperature of the new tank)
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Megan T.a month ago★★★★★This is the Blessed Fish Store in Tulsa. They've got an excellent selection of aquascape materials and amazing customer service, and the owners are just excellent people. They help take care of our tank, a 185-gallon tank at our office. I bought a lot of fish and supplies for my 90-gallon tank at home.
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Karl Graham6 months ago★★★★★What a perfect gem. Michelle helped me tremendously today with picking out a new fish for my established 40G planted. Helped me brainstorm some ideas and if I wanted to choose schooling or not. I chose to stick with what I know and took home a Flame Gourami, as my prior old Pearl Gourami passed. All of the staff are incredibly knowledgeable and their stock is fantastic. Healthy, happy freshwater fishes and plants. She also helped me pick out some new background plants that are hearty and add a gorgeous pop of green to the tank. Overall very happy with the money and time spent and can’t wait to see their expansion and all of the new tanks they will be adding. The retail side is also fantastic, everything you could need for maintenance/filtration/cleaning/medication. They also sell tanks and filters. If they don’t have it, they will order it. Skip the big box stores, this is your one stop shop. They will have my patronage from here on out.
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Alyssa12 months ago