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WELL my first batch of 10 red cherry shrimp arrived with 10 red cherry shrimp and some little surprise babies!!!!
How can I keep these baby guys separate from my main tank alive so they can grow big and strong???
My main tank has 14 neons and one guppy... They can't go in there!
I do not have another tank, or another filter.... I do for some reason have a "breeding box" that kind of hangs over the side of the tank and would use the filtered tank water. How could I keep them from escaping the box though? These holes on the bottom are big...
Here is what I ultimately came up with. Its a lot of work to spot even one of them in there- they are so small! But dropping them in I counted 14 of them.
Awesome! In the nursery you will be able to observe them closely. Baby shrimp get lost in my 20g shrimp tank; I see them occasionally grazing on the back wall.
Nice lil holding tank. They might make it now. When feed the fish add a lil to the breeder box for the lil guys (every other day or so), but just a lil. It will sink and they will eat. Fingers crossed
I will be following! I have a tiny ghosty survivor about that size. I'm worried if I try to catch it a guppy or danio will beat me to him. So he stays in his safe spot.
W they were living on the blue part. Haven't seen any floating upside down babies in a month. I thought I saw a newly hatched danio get sucked in so I tried to rescue it and found shrimpettes instead. I'll try to get a pic.