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badflash wrote:Yes, Kent Pro-Culture. It is a 2-part mix, so you need both. 1/2ml each per gallon.

thanks a lot

thanks for the cool answer

are you talking of : Kent Pro-Culture ?
which part A or B or the 2 ?

thanks

some other thing

i rehydrate the pearl before use them

badflash wrote: I culture green water using FL lights and Pro-Culture and re-constituted R/O water.

very interesting
badflash can you explain more on the green water ?
my problem was this green water ....

what is FL lights ?
what is Pro-Culture ?
and please define better re-constituted R/O water ?

thanks

badflash wrote: I've been using the pearls on my amano fry and it seems to be working well. That may be a good alternative to live food.

i use golden pearl with my ghost and found it work well also.
badflash what sort of live food you use ?

The ones you bought in Canada are most likely Macrobrachium lanchesteri whereas the ones you bought in Texas are most likely Palaemonetes paludosus. The Macrobrachium are a little larger and tend to be a little more aggressive than the Palaemonetes. In a large enough tank you can keep them together...

I just picked up a copy of AWAVE Magazine for March. It's a bimonthly aquarium magazine here in Japan with 250 pages of information. The March issue has a 50 page article called Keeping & Breeding Guide Of Red Bee Shrimp and Cherry Shrimp. It goes into great detail on all aspects of the shrimp ...

few month ago i buy some ghost shrimp (feeder as they call it) and try to breed them i see some shrimplet swimming around. very funny to see them swim in the colomn water rather than at the bottom like my cherry or tiger. i was a bit nervous , because i read lot of place , the difficulties is for fe...

nice pics
which camera are you using ?

YuccaPatrol wrote: Back to the original question: I would avoid the use of nitrate absorbing chemicals unless there was an emergency situation that required their use. Good maintenance and regular water changes should be all that is necessary to keep the water quality suitable for shrimp.

i am so agree with that

shrimping wrote: Are you in Tokyo?

i think yes

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Thanks mustafa
i did not read the article yet but found the pics really nice , that's what was very interesting (for me) in this link.
like everything on the net, i usually do my own research ......
on the net you have things you can take and other you have to leave alone.

nice
pics are clear
thanks

Just For Info if anyone want to know. i made it with no problem i Pack shrimp and fish well like when i want ship. put them in styro box close everting with tape rith my name and write LIVE animal on all the side. i check-in the box with AA and tell them it was live tropical fish in the box. they ma...

did you read the shrimp varieties section on this site ?