Larissa, thanks for the information and links!Larissa said:Okay, I found some articles. I was wrong on the brackish, they need full marine, I guess. Apparently as soon as they hatch you dump them into 30-35ppt water, leave the light on 24/7 and feed stuff like greenwater, saltwater rotifers, 50-100micron golden pearls, brewers yeast... It's seems to have high mortality rates and sounds pretty difficult but if you're like me then you'll like the challenge. Check out:
www.petshrimp.com,
http://mikes-machine.mine.nu/
http://maitrebull.free.fr/aqua/caridinajaponica.htm.
http://caridina.japonica.online.fr
I've been trying to rear some baby ghost shrimp(which is not as complicated as amanos but more difficult than cherries) and I'm having a lot of fun with it.
Liz said:man.... only on the internet.... hahah
High school teacher, eh? What grade do you teach?
Roan Art said:Larissa,
NodI meant that I would put her in the 2.5g until the eggs hatch, then move the hatchlings into a 2.5g marine tank.
Basic SW really isn't complicated. Just a royal PITA getting the salt mixed properly. Just IME and IMO
Roan
rosita said:LOL I teach Art, so I get them all, all mixed in in my classes. If ya don't think THAT's a looney bin!!! Try 30 kids, 9-12 grade, and maybe half do their work!!! But the snake thing stopped them all cold!!! And yup, when they asked me about a stallion--chins dropped. I've seen grown men cry!!
Ya, Roan, I'd love them to see the mare get teased. The stallion on the farm I live on, a Tennessee Walker (oh, yes, and daddy to my new baby and my 3yo) is a real lover. OH--and they asked how long they did it!!! A couple of the kids knew. More chin-dropping!! I was laughing my butt off!!!
Then I told them they had "horse condoms"---you could have heard a pin drop. "How come? Why would they need them? What are they for?" Then I got to teach a lesson on fertility problems and in vitro for humans, and how horses and dogs and cattle and other high-pedigreed, highly desireable animals can "breed" across the country or around the world. Remember, alot of these kids have never left Burlington (NC), and get most of their information from TV-they may have cable, but no internet!! ROFLMAO!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: