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naoki666
post Oct 9 2013, 09:30 PM

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A bit off, i'm trying to setup a aquarium for shrimp, does this look strong to you for 10 years? 2x1x1 feet aquarium. The welding looks ok but i'm not sure any one have bad experience with it...

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post Oct 10 2013, 08:25 PM

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QUOTE(arrow @ Oct 10 2013, 12:11 AM)
Look ok, if you afraid, don't keep expensive shrimp in it , just normal cherry and some fire red. If not for peace of mind, get a new bigger one eheheh.
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post Jan 18 2014, 09:14 PM

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Hi bro arrow, thanks for ya Palmata Shrimp. Berried a few more and say 1 released 1 shrimplet.. but didn't see it after few days... not sure got makan by other shrimp or not.. BTW the Malaya larva you mention really didn't survive inside my tank... too clean i think... didn't see any larva.... throw in some spirulina water in but didn't see the berried Malaya shrimp larva.. after few weeks for it to release..

Whitehawk : try feed to bigger fish if you have like oscar, aro or bichir. Those Damselfly & Dragonfly larva should be a good live meal for them biggrin.gif try on your own luck.

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post Jan 20 2014, 11:29 PM

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QUOTE(toh2020 @ Jan 19 2014, 12:40 PM)
try feed to bigger fish if you have like oscar, aro or bichir?

these fishes feed on shrimps. they kiss all them goodbye.

i brought small shrimps & bloodworms  for them to feast. they like it so much.
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Er... what i mean is bigger fish that the mouth can swallow the Damselfly & Dragonfly larva.. not necessary those fish i mention. even gold fish might eat them if they can swallow them drool.gif animal instinct.. move = food......


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Palmata baby are quite small, smaller then a cherry shrimplet s. They usually hide in plants/mosses. Make sure you cover your filter inlet with finer mesh or sponge. You may find some baby surviving inside an canister filter if you using one.


I see.. most probably they are hiding but been a week... miss them a lot biggrin.gif and i feel 1 berried dropped the unborn shrimplet.... can only see 1 berried was 2 before today... cry.gif also i'm having problem differenciate malaya and palmata biggrin.gif they both look the same. I mean female.

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post Apr 19 2014, 08:46 PM

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Mine was male but the male moved after about 1-2 minute.. not sure why but mine survive... i thought they were doing the mouse like thing, after having "fun" and get exhausted but mostly die... really up side down and motionless.... initially planed to left it for the other shrimp as food but it moves.. which puzzle me..

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post Jul 2 2014, 07:48 PM

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QUOTE(ciohbu @ Jul 1 2014, 03:30 PM)
seller claimed can survive 2 to 3 years
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So cruel....






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This baby.. does inbreed too much will the color at the center of the shell to disappear? starting to look like Rili Shrimp... also starting to have few more popping out.. total 3 now...

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post Jul 7 2014, 09:37 PM

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QUOTE(GTBlackIce @ Jul 4 2014, 07:45 PM)
It could, so advisable to get some 'fresh stock' to mix the genes. I got one as shrimplet when I got a group last time, stil surviving. No heart to kill it.just hope it doesn't breed.

I'm about to get a new batch myself. I lost count of how many generation of inbreed I have in my tank so it's about time to add new ones.
How y'all doing?  Hope everyone is good. Been busy with work & personal I haven't got a chance to log in.
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I see, was keeping check on all the shrimp for more 'Rili Shrimp' look. So, they are not called Rili shrimp right?

I moved to another aquarium for the new 'Rili Shrimp' shrimp.

Might keep the existing shrimp and not adding more.. aquarium full of red shrimps now and afraid the bio load might hurt the shrimplets and cause death.

QUOTE(Candlenie @ Jul 6 2014, 09:41 PM)
Any recommendation on what sort of fish is cool with baby shrimps? My current setup seems fine living together with malayan, but they're all grown up malayan, no idea how they'll treat smaller shrimps
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What fish also can share with shrimps as long as the fish mouth not as big as the shrimps. my Red Shrimps, Guppy, Cardinal Tetras and Bumble Bee Goby is in my aquarium no casualty except you don't have hiding place for the shrimps.

If you plan to have shrimplets, most people will say you better keep with only the kind of shrimp you want to breed. If you want fish and shrimplets, I guess your only fish is oto but the oto movement is too fast and will kill the shrimplets. Should be ok if you don't do sudden movement infront of the aquarium.

For Malayan, Arrow might have more experience. laugh.gif Breeding Malayan is hard as he told me.

QUOTE(bluecoat @ Jul 7 2014, 12:08 PM)
Recently , i am facing a problem. I have  A/S grade CRS which is feed almost half years. last month , i bough a thick shell CRS which is SSS grade.

I saw SSS grade is die after molting  , while the A/S crs is no problem at all.

Just wonder , is that because the shrimp shell thick it cause them hard to molt ? please advice what i can i do to prevent next AAA CRS die after molt .
My water parameter.
PH = 6.5
GH = 4-5
KH= 0
TDS = 90

NO2, no3 NH3/4 = 0
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Sad to hear that but CRS does prove hard to keep unless you have experience.. I used to have 10 but A grade... almost all die except 2 and mostly die due to old age.
Your KH.... might need to be 2-3 If i'm not mistaken. TDS can raise to 100. just my opinion better wait for expert advice icon_question.gif . As I fail to breed, just able to keep the from dying until old age. Also try not to fluctuate your temp too much some people say temp also play major role... you know... heat stroke for them hehehe rclxub.gif use chiller because they say higher grade shrimps will have higher sensitivity to almost everything...

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