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Congrats!

and here's the worm.

Hi Mustafa, The answer to your question is yes... I've been very busy for the past 6 weeks or so. Aside from feeding the Opae Ula Bookshelf tank and topping all three of them off as necessary, I've neglected them. Tonight (in preparations of a two week vacation to England, leaving this Friday), I wo...

I have black nerites and Malaysian Trumpet Snails with my opae ula. They've all been together since I set up the tanks.

Congrats on that, Ken!

I still have 3 berried in my Bookshelf tank and two in the old ten gallon.

Shrimplets soon, everywhere, it seems!

Congrats, Ken!

We're all here to help!

Rob looking back at your older posts the berried female was loaded with eggs. It would seem that all these larvae are from her as opposed to two other unseen berried shrimp. You transferred her on march 19 and she released them on April 24/25. This works out well with the Opae holding eggs between ...

Yes, still have coralline algae in the brackish tanks. Seems pretty hardy. Hey Rob, With the crabs you have that have coralline algae on the shells, is the algae still alive in brackish water? Reason I am asking is that I have all green algae rocks in my nano-tank, and I noticed this week that there...

Thanks Ken and Jill.

There's at least 20 larvae in the tank this morning.

Finally some good news in the un-everything tank...

There's at least 10 newly "hatched" Opae Ula larvae. Guess the mother didn't drop her eggs after all!

I love surprises!

Just found another berried Opae Ula. This one in the original, planted 10 gallon tank.

Yup, Ken, these are in the bookshelf tank. There are tiny shrimp in this tank as well as the "old" ten gallon tank. No pics yet, will carry my cell with me and get a shot or two ASAP. I think the berried female I transferred to the "accepted set up" dropped her eggs. I see a ligh...

and here's the other...

Here's one...

Two berried Opae Ula.