Search results

between 3"-4" long

Glad you like them! They are breeding in my tank so expect them to do well for you :)

thanks guys :) I need to get pics of all the tanks at some point.

heya mister!

They are doing well, breeding for me as well :) Hope to have more to share soon!

none of those look like yellows to me

Yellow shrimp never appear red and don't have striping. The yellows may in fact be very clear from teh stress of shipping, but I have had them for 3 years and have never seen a reddish or a striped appearing yellow shrimp.

nice! i love your big guys. How big is the barramundi now?

I am not a fan of flourite, i don't like the texture of the grains. I love eco and have had good luck. I have read alot lately about ada soil (specifically amazonia 2) breaking down to sludge and having to be careful about disrupting it. It also lets off ammonia for the first month. Another...

formally only 6, but have always had aquariums in the home. It just sort of took off when I became interested in breeding and importing invertebrates. The majority of my tanks (half of which I showed so far) are species tanks.

They like white worms.

Thanks :) Yea, I have way to many. I have alot of species tanks for shrimp and snails as well as the fish breeding projects and my community tanks. I am an aquaholic!

I ran out of image room, lol...I didn't realize there was an eight image max. Here are some more: The primitive tank: one of the 10g invert tanks: 75g: some others this rack has a row of tanks on the bottom as well: the family tank, hence the blue gravel, lol: will try and post some...

75g planted discus tank; 5 discus, 20 sterbai cory, 1 abn, 20+ amano shrimp and 10 clithon corona Wild Oscar in a 55g (for now): crystal red shrimp: tylo snails: endlicheri polypterus: tropical gar: 30g crs tank: that is enough for now! Will put more later

now now! :D I have missed ya to! Glad to be around :D

I would just put the crushed coral in a media bag in your filter. I really think that using something like crushed coral over the seachem is a better idea. As far as buffering for invertebrates, you could also make plaster of paris pucks to buffer the water. Here is a recipe you can use to make...

windelov (java lace fern)

I have multiple as well, from 10g-30g

What does your source water test at for ph, kh, and gh?

you could also trying mixing ro water with yoru tap. Do you know what your water's hardness is as that is really more relevant in determining what is comfortable for your shrimp. Typically tigers will live the range you seem to have, but breeding is often compromised with less young surviving.

i have a dozen pygmeaus in my 10g, they are teeny tiny and a bit shy. tehy will use the entire water column however. Keep in mind, if you provide them ample hiding spaces they will use them to the fullest making them not very visible. edit: they are smaller than adult cherry shrimp if that...

temperature during shipping can also play a large role as can how they were packaged and handled.

I agree, I have about 20 in my 75g with no issues even though the tank is well stocked with fish. They are busy busy shrimp constantly eating and cleaning but do not add much to the overall bioload. You can comfortably add many more if you desire.

Hello! Just branching out to see new sites. I have about 27 tanks running right now with a focus on planted invertebrate tanks, specifically dwarf shrimp, tylo snails, and nerite snails. I also have a couple larger tanks one with discus, a primitive fish tank <endlicheri polypterus and tropical...

Those are common bladder snails.