Recent content by Odin

I have 3 tanks setup for these guys, a larger 17 gallon with around 300 in, and 2x 8gallon cubes. One cube has really deep red Opae'ula and the other tank has Opae'ula that are red with clear bands. I want to see if I can breed the markings onto the 2nd generation. I keep cherry shrimp too! The...

They can probably tolerate high salt content for short amounts of time but I wouldn't go any higher then 1.015 to keep them healthy and encourage breeding. Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

feed mine Hikari shrimp cuisine.

These little guys are really fun to keep, very active and use all the tank space above the substrate to swim unlike most freshwater shrimp. What country do you come from? I have mine in around 1.010 - 0.014, depends how much evaporation takes place but as they are so adaptable they are very...

Thanks for the welcomes :) Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

What PH are you aiming for?

You can't be sure if it's cycled unless you test the water with a decent liquid test kit. Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

Looks really nice! Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

Sand looks nice but it's a nightmare to keep clean and do maintenance on. Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

Galaxy rasboras or ember tetra would be a good size. Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

I use a large one in my community tank for gas exchange, the shrimp and bulldog pleco I have are happier for it. Sent from my iPotato using Aquarium Advice

Here is my Brackish shrimp tank :)

That is either a damsel fly or a dragonfly nymph and they will eat shrimp.

Heres a quick video at feeding time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nkDMQKSJI2o

There is a misconception that bottom feeders clean up, they eat fish food just like any other fish.. They won't eat fish waste etc... Make sure you get a good gravel cleaner :)