Hi I am looking to buy 10-12 each of Pumpkin Orange Shrimp and Red Rili. I am NOT looking to buy your culls. I'm looking for quality shrimp to start a healthy colony. I have 2 20 gallon planted tanks which are just about cycled so I want to get my sellers lined up. Let me know what you have...
Use advice which works best for YOU. What may work for others, may not necessarily be best for yourself. That's the beauty of testing new ideas. Even if it fails, you learn and gain more than you lost. If you have difficulty learning new information all at once, just take it slow and it will...
Lol. Well this was an interesting thread to read. First off, If you want help, take advice from others and quit with the excuses before everyone gives up on you. We are all here for one reason: to help and learn from other hobbyist (Ok I guess that's 2). Anyways, you need to learn how to gather...
I have to agree with the posts here. Not saying you're a "scammer", but when dealing with high-end shrimp at that price, it would be in everyones best interest you actually show some form of credibility. Not just a link to an ebay account that may/may not actually be yours, and an email address...
Im looking to buy some subwassertang and some Blyxa Japonica. I prefer to buy together, but will consider buying from two separate vendors. I live in Florida and would not need a heat pack or any type of special insulation :) Let me know what you have and how much you are asking. Thanks
You aren't the only one having trouble taking aquarium photos! I need to get a low-light macro lens... if only i had the money. I have better luck with my point and shoot, even if the quality isn't the best.
Heres a pic of my RCS, thats the best one i was able to come up with so far.
And heres...
I know this is a really stupid question, but i'm a little confused. Are TDS and Gh basically the same thing? They both measure how hard or soft the water is (i think).
Another question: Why would you use RO/DI water to lower the TDS but then re-add minerals to get it back up?
And one more: If...
Both are fine. Shrimp love to sift through the gravel looking for food. I would probably say small gravel is better because it gives them more to grab onto, but sand is also good too!
Both are pretty simple to care for. I don't have experience with blue pearl shrimp, but i believe they are about the same as red cherries. If you have lots of java moss then you are good to go! :) Shrimp love it. Especially if you plan on breeding, the fry will spend most of their time on the java
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A small 25w heater would work fine for a 5 gallon tank. As far as a top, i'm sure they make tops that size, just look up your dimensions and search the web. Or you could probably...
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This should help. Though a pH of 7.9 should be fine. Unless you feel like spending more money and a lot more effort getting to a ph of 7.2, i wouldn't really worry about it. Shrimp prefer a stable environment, if the pH is consistently...
Yellow shrimp are pretty hardy like RCS. A Ph of 7.9 should be ok. Ammonia should be 0, but the rest are fine. Hopefully your tank is cycled and you should have no problem.
Wow, that shadow panda looks amazing. So jelly right now. If i may ask, where exactly do you purchase these shrimp? I've never heard of some of these..