QUOTE(arrow @ Feb 19 2014, 12:44 PM)
i use base on the number of shrimp in the tank , normally one to two small pellet for each shrimp enough.
You feed daily right?The Shrimp Thing, All About Shrimp - Neocaridina & Others
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Do you guys still do water change when you have berried shrimps?
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QUOTE(lily64my @ Feb 13 2014, 12:05 PM) Some updates.I re-scaped my tank and more importantly, I changed my previously overkill LED light to one of those RGB type LED's. Really worth the money. It's way dimmer (controllable with the remote control) and at the same time, I can see the shrimps clearly since can tune the color to highlight red. Being dimmer, my shrimps don't hide as much anymore Unfortunately the photos don't show the effect ![]() ![]() |
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QUOTE(jirochl @ Feb 21 2014, 02:12 PM) Hi Sniper, I'm using this one. I'm new to shrimp keeping. Mind to share what kind of light did you get? I'm interested to get one to replace my current LED light (use for planted tank) which is too bright and can't be adjusted. Whenever it is switched on the shrimps will become panic and run for place to hide. http://www.pcstore.com.tw/aquagod/M14504313.htm Although I only have low light plants but its adequate enough for some pearling ![]() This post has been edited by sniper on the roof: Feb 21 2014, 03:28 PM |
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QUOTE(tzuen @ Feb 26 2014, 06:02 PM) Nice and clean tank. Can you share some of your experience? I did it once before, basically just to remove the flora out of the tank while the shrimps still in it. Somehow it's turns out just a mess. Yeah, experience the same mess during previous setup. Because my tank is in the office, so cannot afford to make too much of a mess so the plants I used are not rooted to the soil. Either tied to driftwood or ceramic pieces. The substrate itself is shrimp soil which is not fertilized so the only mess I got was from detritus. Gonna start my shrimp tank re-scaping soon. What i'll use back is the water from the previous tank. Not so sure about the soil though. So just turn off filter, siphon off all the obvious/larger pieces of crap and pour the water slowly back into the tank over a net stuffed filter floss.... repeat a few times until satisfied. Then ran 2 filters to polish the water overnight. That's basically it. |
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QUOTE(tzuen @ Feb 27 2014, 09:25 AM) Maybe is the shrimp soils that make a diffs comparing with other soils. So i assume all your shrimps are all removed from the tank and keeping it with the existing water from the tank right? Yup, shrimps kept in another tank with existing water which I also re-filtered through filter floss. |
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QUOTE(lily64my @ Feb 27 2014, 04:01 PM) The weather is still pretty cold these days so my shrimps damn enjoy.Plans not fixed yet on how to cool it down during summer. Most likely using fan again. QUOTE(femgoo2005 @ Feb 27 2014, 04:33 PM) I gave up cycling my tank oredi. Came to a conclusion that to rear shrimp you must bear with worms (nematode, copepod, planaria, detritus) . I personally phobia with all this wiggling creatures arhhhh. That's pretty gross.I destroyed my small tank oredi, remove moss spray moss wif h.peroxide n deep soaking in clean water. Dun even know how to catch one rasbora so I figure tat I doze the tank 1st. Aquarium salt, table salt n malachete green. Stir the soil. Those worms that crawling on glass wiggling non stop then sunk down under. Later rasbora also saffocated on top surface make me easier to catch wif my 2 fingers n faster transfered to my other 2 ft tank. He made it alive I'm glad.Gonna leave tat small tank like tat maybe one week before I can start cleaning wif boil water to wash off the decaying dead corps in soil. Soil probably can be re use after dried under sun. Im so Sorry every1 if u find tis horribly disgusting n cruel. |
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It's been almost 3 weeks and my berried shrimps are still status quo... no shrimplets yet. How come so long? Temperature?
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QUOTE(arrow @ Mar 10 2014, 12:38 PM) A lot of possible hiding spots but I didn't spot any till now. And it should'n't be stress. No one's around during the weeked. Water quality everything.. even past couple weeks I do daily 2% water change with drip somemore. TDS didn't vary for more than 3 degrees. |
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Yaaayyyy.... I spotted shrimplets
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QUOTE(jirochl @ Mar 11 2014, 09:43 AM) That's good news Good luckI've only spotted 2 so far though. Hope there's more hiding |
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QUOTE(arrow @ Mar 12 2014, 01:18 PM) Ketapang leaf have anti bacteria and fungus properties beside it serve as bacteria bed for bio film to grow on and provide consistent food source for the shrimplet. How long can you leave it inside the tank?It last very long in the tank, it do reduce ph and tds a bit. Unless you put alot or your tank is very small it wont affect the parameters much. |
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QUOTE(jirochl @ Mar 13 2014, 10:33 AM) Hi arrow, Dunno about others but my tank is very small (only 11 liters) so i do small ~200ml water changes almost daily with a paper cup.For shrimplets I heard that they are more sensitive in their first few weeks to water parameters change. Do we still perform water change as usual i.e. 10% - 20% per week or only top up will do just for these few weeks? |
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