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Hi PunaDJ! Sorry, I've never tried to import aquatic life into this state so I can't tell you anything solid. I can say that our pet stores don't have a lot of species of crusacea. Being so secluded, our importation rules may be kind of strict because it's the only way strange species can get here a...

Yup. I suppose you noticed that's where I am. I tend to assume that pretty much all FW shrimp sold as feeders are also known as "ghost shrimp". They're basically all small, prolific, clearish, and not particularly long on lifespan, so they usually don't sell all that well as ornamentals an...

Can this type of one by one 'sickness' and die-off be caused by any sort of disease in the water?

I have had this type of thing with N.d. sinensis where I have two tanks set up virtually the same way, however one tank experienced slow but steady die-off while the other did not.

I guess it was really a very informal but informative account of a crayfish keeper. http://www.wetwebmedia.com/ca/cav1i4/crayfish/crayfish.htm Upon review I suppose these plants do still get chopped on a bit, but relative to other plants, hold up well. Still, while reviewing this thread it got me th...

While not recommending starvation, I feel that lots of people overfeed their shrimp. Many types of small shrimp are eating things that we don't even see and may not need a lot of direct feeding, particularly in a well established well-planted environment, especially with any accomanying fish that ar...

Hey folks, to add to the question hopefully, is there a list of species names for shrimp commonly referred to as "ghost/glass/grass/feeder" shrimp? I've found it hard to find much reliable info on "ghost shrimp" because many different species seem to come to be commonly referred ...

I read somewhere that crayfish, an aquascaper's nightmare, tend to leave certain select plants relatively untouched. Among them crypts and anubias...

yoyo loaches are extremely active snail hunters. But do their pushy snouts have a taste for shrimp?