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badflash wrote:pulex are a speciies of daphnia.

not only

* Gammarus acherondytes
* Gammarus bousfieldi
* Gammarus desperatus
* Gammarus hyalelloides
* Gammarus lacustris
* Gammarus pecos
* Gammarus pulex
* Gammarus roeselii
* Gammarus setosus
z.

Nice and neat
too bad i cannot put my hand on some opae

try flubenol
dont dont forget to suck them well when died.

I am in canada , so my experience is a bit useless for you.
but i already bring back shrimp and fish from my too many trip .....

i dont know if it is the good forum but it is a shrimp , even if it is saltwater shrimp it is a shrimp \
anybody maintin this shrimp, and/or breed them, they produce baby but really hard to keep them alive
any info will greatly appreciate.

tahnks

very nice bill.

badflash wrote:Just about any hardwood leaf will work if it is dried and soaked for a while.

agree

nice

Corydoras seracin wrote:Will the Cherry Shrimps eat the Daphnia or will the Daphnia eat newly born Cherry Shrimps?.

The problem is, that i have them both in the same tank with lots of Java moss......

in my experience no to the 2 questions.

Corydoras seracin wrote:I read some of the information given & i have a question regarding the Cherry Shrimp.

Can Cherry Shrimps corssbreed with any other Shrimps?.

cherry will most probabbly interbreed with any neocaridina.

hi werner. yep that's really a important information. do you mean they will not survive without this substarte or the color will disapear without this sponge ? That's not necessarily the case. In my opinion that's actually highly unlikely. The shrimp eat diatoms/algae on the sponge, not the sponge ...

Maybe the bigger problem with theese species could be that the bright colored shrimp live rather substrate-specific (C. spongicola for instance, not imported for aquarium puroposes until now, is restricted to a freshwater sponge). Cheers Werner hi werner. yep that's really a important information. ...

badflash , i am looking for thos guy since a while now

nice

Hi zapisto Yes The Procambarus Species are alot easier to sex the males. The biggest problem with the Cherax Species. Is that they are some what new to the Hobby here in the US and most of the Wholesalers can not sex them correctly. And it get costly, Ordering them in from a Pet Store at $30 retail...