Sulawesi shrimp (*yellow cheek) and longirostrus shrimp

these are the sulawesi's to get, these and the spongicola (cardinals) are the two most forgiving species for home aquaria. I have tried several species now, and these by far acclimated the best. I still would recommend express shipping and appropriate parameters, but they dont' need the extremes that others seem to.

Precisely what are appropriate parameters for them? I've been thinking about a new 29 gallon shrimp tank after I figure out how to hook up the R/O unit (bought it used, w/out directions) in the basement.
 
I feel ya!

i dont think i have any more electrical outlets tho!!! haha


I feel ya' both on your avatar and the outlet thing emptywallet- I am sure I am breaking all sorts of codes here with the power cords I've got going!!

LOVE the shrimp and snails Rach... very tempting to try my hand at some of those fine looking suluwasi's - suluwas'i ( what ever the plural is!!) and I have been wanting a tylo since like forever!!
 
Nice pick ups!
 
Rachel,

I love your pics. Love the very first pics of the shrimp and the snail pics are wonderful.

Thanks for sharing!

Krista
 
Precisely what are appropriate parameters for them? I've been thinking about a new 29 gallon shrimp tank after I figure out how to hook up the R/O unit (bought it used, w/out directions) in the basement.

They like warmer temps, 80-84. Higher pH (7.5-8.3) and a gh and kh between 2-6.
 
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