How much you bought the CRS? do you really have chiller for them?

This post has been edited by naoki666: Feb 2 2012, 10:17 PM

Wah.. so cheap RM8~4 I heard some say they worth more than RM10/each (buying from LFS).... think those might be super grade..... (still don't know how to differentiate the grade...)


Hailea one????

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Added on February 5, 2012, 5:18 pmIs the MAC still on?? can't register....

This post has been edited by naoki666: Feb 5 2012, 05:18 PM

Ow, Thanks.

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Added on February 6, 2012, 9:31 pmSazuka?

This post has been edited by naoki666: Feb 6 2012, 09:31 PM

Pet store... guess i wont meet or chat with him then

I thought a good way to remove the planaria is to put the shrimp and some small fish like guppy or tetras for few days to remove the planaria from the shrimp before moving the shrimp to the shrimp tank... but most probably the shrimp will be in shock after that...

Wow... something new.. I have few worm like thing at my RCS tank and it is super small and white color, I can't identify what the hack it is ... but the size is close to the one in chiobu's clip... anyway to remove the "parasite"? funny thing is those parasite only move around the plant.. not attacking or hitch any RCS..

But i don't think it will really lower the amount.. as i see some of them might feed on the dead plant or something on the gravel.. tried 2-3 days without feeding the RCS but still see the white thing moving around.. but usually worst or the white thing population boost after 1 day of over feeding..

Ah.. I'll try it thanks, clips looks convincing hahaha.. but not sure will work or not...

OMG... Damselfly nymph? is't that thing kill all the small fishes...? better remove it..

From my case.. i think i got it from LFS plant.. i'm suspecting it because the plant they sold in the aquarium is open air which mosquito or damselfly might lay eggs in it for some time... just throw it away or you can keep it as new pet feed lil fish to it and see how it grows...

I'm not pro in identifying but they look very similar to me look for damselfly nymph, try look for image in google and compare it . But seriously... that thing has eaten all you CRS??? wow.... that is a huge lost.... heard those are carnivore.

This post has been edited by naoki666: Feb 26 2012, 12:06 AM

Damselfly nymph from damselfly and dragonfly nymph from dragonfly? you usually get it from pond or lake, what i mean is if you often use net to catch wild fish from abandon pond or abandon lake, there is a very high chance you find those. Especially when you see dragonfly or damselfly flying around..

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Kindda scary when RCS start multiplying... 1 feet aquarium having about 10-20 shrimplet... more coming...

This post has been edited by naoki666: Feb 26 2012, 09:14 PM

Hahaha... you have to cover your aquarium then.. high chances for the dragonfly or damselfly to lay eggs in open aquarium...


The way it moves looks like leech to me.. The white mucus layer.... sure is snail egg or worm egg? did you over feed? if yes.. probably those are certain ingredient in the food you throw in might cause fungus bloom.. happen to me cause i thought snail egg or something.. but the "patch" will grow bigger.. you need to remove or scrap it, most importantly.. feed lesser.. will help that if the "patch" isn't egg... haha if those are egg.. just remove or scrap it

Good luck removing them then.. or until you find the mature or the snail that lays it...

Wow... nice RCS... mine mostly baby... 1/2 year to fill my 1ft aquarium.





This post has been edited by naoki666: Feb 29 2012, 10:18 PM

I thought Yamato fry is hard to breed... need salty water right?

You should remove if the are older than 1~2 weeks old .. I tried putting almost 2 week old guppies in the shrimp tank because i'm afraid the older guppies might eat the new born guppy... but it seems to be i'm wrong when I was 1 baby guppy swallowed the new born shrimplet whole... saw it with my eye.. you can try if you have more cover place or dense plant in your aquarium... but some shrimplets tend to swim at open space....

Try not to disturb them often.. just feed them normally and after 1 month you'll see some fresh egg on the saddle.. happened on me.. was wondering for 1 month why I don't see any berries... but just beware after lots of them berried... overstock of aquarium and lost almost 70% of my adult and 40% of shrimplets..

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Added on March 19, 2012, 10:00 pmWow.. serious?? if like that i'll just get few Red Fire and mix it with my RCS.. good reason to get new shrimp since lost quite some amount of adult shrimp...zzz...

This post has been edited by naoki666: Mar 19 2012, 10:00 PM

What shrimp you want? Red Cherry Shrimp the easiest to rear.. some LFS only sell shrimp.. and not all shrimps...

Local Fish Shop / fish shop around your area. Try AI if you want, I buy 10 one shot and cost about RM15 from Aquatic International and I heard from my brother in law that you can get lower if you get even more or know how to negotiate... haven't try yet.. but very cheap for me compare to getting 10 for RM20 from the LFS around my area.. but of course... they don't care about the redness... so the shrimp varies in color some red some pale... you can try Natural Aquatic too if you want... at SS19 if i'm not mistaken, but heard the tank is infested with planaria....


Though that is good for Arowana or fighting fish.. hm.. I can try when i get the mandarin shrimp... might look even orange...

Same here, not sure what the negative impact. Sometime i throw in brine shrimp also. Sound like cannibalism