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To have nerite in Opae tank, it's good to have an additional containers to hold them just incase they eat too much in the opae tank, you need to transfer them over. 1 nerite per 5 gallon opae tank is sufficient. The holding container should fill with the same water from the opae tank. The better su...

To have nerite in Opae tank, it's good to have an additional containers to hold them just incase they eat too much in the opae tank, you need to transfer them over. 1 nerite per 5 gallon opae tank is sufficient. The holding container should fill with the same water from the opae tank. The better sui...

Flippers wrote: ↑Sun Apr 29, 2018 8:29 pm

MrsT wrote: ↑Sat Apr 28, 2018 6:54 pm Alrighty guys, to satisfy my curiosity.
Here is the clip they eat nerite's eggs.
enjoy.

Your gifs are absolutely incredible !!

Oh thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed them ..they are the lowest quality I could get because the files are too large to be attach here.

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Alrighty guys, to satisfy my curiosity.
Here is the clip they eat nerite's eggs.
enjoy.

Hello everyone! My tank has been cycling almost a month now and I'm excited to introduce my shrimp from the ecosphere. Today, I went to the pet shop and noticed some nerite snails. Remembering several snail discussions on this forum, I thought it would be nice for my tank to pick some up. I wanted ...

They would feast on ants, mine do that sometimes. So far no harm done. If you want to cover the tank you can use those soft see through fabric such as tulle or any unwanted see through curtain fabric. It works wonder only downside is i can't seemed to cover my big tank, it would sunk downwards in th...

loving your first pic. Looks like Bloody Mary shrimp

Mustafa wrote: ↑Fri Apr 13, 2018 5:51 pm Yes, she actually DID say that. I've been around shrimp for so long that I'm hearing tiny voices....and they speak ENGLISH!!

Lmao

Ohhbi love the bigger picture of shrimp. Very nice

Wendy wrote: ↑Wed Apr 04, 2018 9:46 pm OK. I'll stop my itchy hand. I am putting down my curtain to reducing the natural lights from my window. Hopefully it will reduce the growth.

Will continue the updates

it took me awhile for my itchy hand to stop when I started this hobby haha I know how to feels like

Vorteil wrote: ↑Wed Apr 04, 2018 8:47 pm I don't think it's aveopora. I think i've had that in my old salt water reef tanks. Does not react or move when the opae come around it or touch it. I'll continue to take pics as the days go by.

Oh yes please do keep us update. I'm so eager to know about this cutie flower

Hey Vorteil, Does it look similar to Alveopora species that grows on hard coral? http://www.seahorseaquariums.com/Alveopora-coral/6901 http://findfish.info/sea-corals/alveopora-coral-38 On compatibility with Opae Ula, maybe Mustafa could give a little advise on this. It looks cute though like a dais...

Could be diatom or some kind of cyanobacteria. If you are still feeding them, you can stop now because they can eat these brown algae.
It will not harm the shrimps.

Omg that's so cute
Looking forward for your updates on this.