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As a person who is wanting to start a shrimp tank in the future, I will keep this in mind. Now, which decade it's going to happen may be the next thing to think about. O_o

The seed shrimp or the fish? :lol:

Looks like daphnia to my eye. Big ones, but I've seen big ones that size before. This is to the OP. Why it decided to post under yours, I dunno.

Cool! And this message is too short to be accepted without this foot note.

Well, as an unexpected Cory breeder (I lost power and heat for a bit -- it was a blizzard, and the Bronze Cories decided to spawn...), I had eggs all over the tank. And I only had one tank. The eggs hatched with tiny Cories. If I recall correctly (this was about 30 years ago...), I did manage...

Excellent!

They aren't good for much. A couple look good, especially as they float around in the currents. But they can take over a pond in a matter of days, I've seen it happen. Too prolific, and nothing to be gained. I'd rather be growing hornwort or even anachris, they do just as good a job if not...

Looks like duck weed, which is a pest. It looks cute, and then the whole surface gets covered with it.

Cutie!

What blert said. I've done this a couple of times with no issues.

Yep. Just poop.

How do you think they're getting them? :)

Raising earthworms is ridiculously easy. Build a bottomless box or make a bottomless tub, place over the yard where you don't care that the grass will be killed, and fill with a mixture of dirt and compost and/or horse crap, water well, and they'll come up from the ground and start munching on...

The first and only time I had them breed was probably by accident. My apartment lost power during a snow storm, and I know the tank got cold. Power came back on, and when I went to feed the fish that night, the female had plastered eggs all over the place. They hatched, and I caught what fry...

Nice. That's what I want at home. :)

Looks like it's a daphnia. Live fish food. Not a parasite.

Hello everybody. My name is Bryan (aka bytehead). I currently have no tanks. :( As in I don't even OWN any! I used to have a successful 20 gallon, with a Pangasius catfish that I managed to keep alive for eight years, despite having it jump out of the tank (luckily I was home and heard it...